mutatorius

mūtātōrĭus, a, um, adj. [mutator], of or belonging to changing or exchanging (post-class.).

• I Adj.: indumentum, Tert. Res. Carn. 56.—
• II Subst.: mūtātōrĭ-um, i, n.
• • A A cape, tippet, wimple, change of raiment; Gr. ἀναβόλαιον, Hier. in Isa. 3, 22; Vulg. Isa. 3, 22; id. Zech. 3, 4 al.—
  • B Mutatorium Caesaris, perh. a house of accommodation or a pleasure-house, Inscr. Gud. 199, 7.

mūtātōrius, a, um (muto), zur Vertauschung-, zum Wechsel gehörig, Wechsel-, I) adi.: indumentum, Tert. de res. carn. 56: vestimenta, vestes, Vulg. 4. regg. 5, 5 u. 22. – II) subst., mūtātōrium, iī, n., A) ein Wechselkleid, Umziehkleid, Vulg. Isai. 3, 22 u. Zach. 3, 4, in der griech. Übersetzung ἀναβόλαιον (Überwurf, Morgenmantel), s. Hieron. in Isai. 2, 3, 22. – B) mut. Caesaris, Halteplatz der Reisewagen für den kaiserl. Hof, Curios. urb. u. Notit. reg. 1: procurator mutatorii, Corp. inscr. Lat. 6, 2101*. Vgl. Jordan-Hülsen Topogr. der Stadt Rom 1, 3. S. 205.

mutatorius [LL = of change] 1 (as adj) for moulting, for a change of feathers, domus ~ia a mew. ancipitres vero maxime ledit fimus ‥ et ideo eorum ~ia domus a locis fimosis longe debet esse remota Upton 173. 2 that has changed its feathers, mewed, moulted. †1104 (1331) noverit ‥ nos dedisse ‥ serganteriam ‥ de P. ‥ reddendo inde annuatim unum nisum ~ium CalCh IV 217. 3 (as sb n.) change. eligat e multis hic mutatoria vocum Garl. Syn. 1577A; mox mutatoria florum / assumens in vere, rosas pro murice gestat, / lilia pro bysso, violas pro veste hyacinthi H. Avr. Hugh 29. 4 mew, cage in which a bird of prey moults. servantur autem accipitres domestici vel domiti in ~iis [Trevisa:mwes]ut a pennis veteribus et induratis exonerentur ‥ et sic facilius mutentur ‥ ~ia [Trevisa: mewis] a locis fumosis debent esse remota Bart. Angl. XII 2. 5 (as sb f. or n.) change of clothes. b garment; c (fig.). pauperes carentes ~iis W. Malm. GR IV 374 p. 664; videat, inquam, episcopus quid faciat inter tot vestium ~ia, de vestibus suis jam attritis H. Bos. Thom. III 6 p. 197; supellectile ditatur, familia crescit, vestium ~iis et ere cumulatur Map NC IV 11 f. 52v; vestitu vario solus hic affluit, / nam vultus habitum mutat et exuit / per diem millies et novum induit; / tot mutatoria Cesar non habuit Walt. Wimb. Palpo 133; 1356 indutus variis vestimentis ~iis variarum condicionum cotidie variatis vagatur SelCKB VI 111.  b facit ‥ / et anulos et mutatoria / de patrimonio regentis omnia, / quem stare patitur nudum ad ostia Ps.-Map 15; s1299 pincernam, vario indutum, totidem, amicti diversis ~iis, sequuntur Ann. Scot. 396; c1396 albe ~ie ultra vestimenta diversis altaribus vij (Invent.) Meaux III lxxxi; decem ~ia casularia Blakman Hen. VI 11 (v. casularis); robe, ~ium, -ii PP; sloppe, garmente, ~ium, -ii PP; muliebria ~ia auro texta cum saphiris, purpura et bisso induit Wager f 43b; a robe, ~ium CathA; 1493 unum ~ium novum panni aurei,viz casula, due tunice, tres albe, una stola (Invent.) Bannatyne Misc. II 22.  c c1189 advertens presentiam nostrorum verbum studuit ~iis palliare Ep. Cant. 324.

mūtātōrĭus, a, um (muto), dont on change, de rechange : Tert. Res. 56.