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locabilis

locabilis [? LL, ML] 1 (phil.) that can be determined in respect of place; b (as sb. n.). Bacon Tert. 165 (v. circumscriptibilis b); substantia sic considerata aut est locata aut ~is locatione circumscriptiva Middleton Sent. II p. 41.  b cum dicitur ‘Deus est ubique’, estne hoc ex comparatione loci ad rem localem [v. l. ~em] aut ex comparatione ~is ad locum? Hales Qu. 763; locus ex virtute propria non habet quod possit plura ~ia continere Peckham QA 130; terminus [sc. ‘vacuum’] significat ‥ sibi omne locativum et omne ~e, et preter hoc significat ‥ quod locativum sit sine ~i Wycl. Ente 86 (cf. ib. 85: omne locativum et locale). 2 that can be hired or rented, for hire, to let. 1334 domus et selde ~es IPM 40 (8) m. 9 (cf. ib.: duas seldas que locantur mercatoribus tempore nundinarum); domum lapideam, ‥ ~em ad usum nautarum peregrinorum exstruxit Ferr. Kinloss 78.

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