linealis

līnĕālis, e, adj. [linea],

• consisting of lines, made with lines, lineal (post-class.): ambitus lineales, Amm.22, 16, 7.—Hence, adv.: līnĕālĭter, in the manner of lines, by means of lines: quos (circulos) linealiter feci, Mart. Cap. 8, § 834.

līneālis, e (linea), in Linien bestehend, mit Linien gemacht, velut longitudo lin., Amm. 22, 8, 20: ambitus lin., Amm. 22, 16, 7. – Adv. līneāliter, linienweise, mit Linien, Mart. Cap. 8. § 834.

linealis [ML] , consisting of straight lines, lineal; b (of number); c (of order); d (of genealogical descent). in rotunditate ~i R. Cold. Osw. 51 (v. galeare 2a).  b Bart. Angl. XIX 123 (v. continere 3c).  c in capella B. Virginis ‥ tumulati sunt illi tres domini, ‥ positique in ~i ordine, juxta statum, gradum, et honorem, dignitatis sue Reg. Whet. I 178.  d 1402 procreacio ~is successio consanguineorum hinc inde RScot 162a; 1405 idemque nunc comes heres ~is in tallia predicta existit Cl 254 m. 15; 1439 Alexander Ledes consanguineus et heres linialis Ricardi filii domini Rogeri de la Northalle de Ledes militis Cl 289 m. 8d.; illa nobilis successio linialis Plusc. VI 15 tit.; [descensus] ~is et rectus est a patre ad filium, filios, filiam, filias Reg. Brev. 226.

līnĕālis, e (linea), de ligne, fait de lignes : Amm. 22, 16, 7.