particulariter

particulāriter, Adv. (particularis), insbesondere, partikulär, speziell, Ps. Apul. de Plat. 3. p. 268 H. Cael. Aur. de morb. acut. 2, 10, 65: Ggstz. generaliter, Firm. math. 1, 5 extr.: Ggstz. universaliter, Augustin. retract. 1, 5 extr.

particulariter [LL] 1 in a manner pertaining to a part or portion (of), partially, in part. sunt etiam ‥ quedam genera causarum premissa singularitate licentius expedita. in quarum emendacionibus rex ~iter communicat, ubicunque fiant ‥ sive socnam totaliter habeat vel ~iter (Leg. Hen. 21) GAS 560; movetur ‥ terra ~iter quidem, non universaliter Adel. QN 50; vir Christianissimus et tandem ~iter paraliticus, victis medicis et impotenciam professis, se jussit Herefordiam deferri Map NC IV 10 f. 52; 1446 posui prefatos ‥ in possessionem ‥ unius pecie argenti ~iter deaurate Cl 296 m. 31d.. 2 in a particular case or for a specific purpose, particularly, especially, individually (also log. & phil.; usu. dist. from generaliter or universaliter; b (w. ref. to word or sim.) in a particular sense or meaning. tu ‥ ~iter vis eum esse Filium Dei, partim vere, et partim nominative Alcuin Dogm. 250A; hanc [veritatem] Deus universaliter, angelus ~iter intuetur J. Sal. Met. 942A; 1336 attentis dampnis ‥ que ‥ evenire quod absit poterunt si naves ipsius regni singulariter et ~iter proficiscentur supra mare RScot 468a; [illi sermones] dicuntur subcontrarii, quia, ~iter sumpti, sunt veri T. Sutton Gen. & Corrupt. 60; fratres generaliter ‥ recenter, et ~iter [v. l. pertinaciter] in suo concilio ‥ Londoniis, intoxicaverant regnum nostrum (Wycl.) Ziz. 283; nota ‥ quod locus non dicitur separari a locatis simpliciter et universaliter, ita quod ab omnibus, set ~iter, sc. ab hiis vel ab aliis, et non ab omnibus Bacon VIII 177.  b id vocabulum aliquando generaliter, aliquando specialiter seu ~iter accipitur Ockham Pol. I 303. 3 on one’s own, by oneself. s1321 redierunt in patriam suam ~iter Ann. Paul. 301; ne fratres ‥ propter defectum communis ‥ victus, seorsum comedere, et ~iter ac deordinate vite necessaria sibi procurare cogantur Mon. Francisc. II 92. 4 in (or into) small parts, portions, or quantities. particulatim, divisim, minutim, ~iter Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 468; 1253 de quinquaginta libris quas ~iter recepit de garderoba regis RGasc I 359b; 1257 mandatum est ballivis Glouc’ quod omnes lampredas ‥ capiant ‥ et eas ~iter ‥ ad regem mittant Cl 36; 1416 dedi ‥ quadraginta acras terre arabilis ~iter jacentes in campis de Yelvertoft simul cum pratis infrascriptis quadraginta acris terre qualitercumque spectantibus AncD A 8442; quod ipse terram ‥ certis tenentibus illam ad terminum annorum recipere volentibus ~iter dimittere possit Reg. Brev. Orig. f. 257v. 5 (w. emere or vendere) by retail. 1335 indenturas sive tallias inter te et ipsos a quibus bladum illud sic emptum fuerit precium dicti bladi ab ipsis sic empti ~iter fieri fac’ RScot 315a; amerciatus fuit quia vendidit mercandisas suas ~iter MGL I 671. 6 in detail, minutely. que ~iter breviterque explicari non possunt W. Malm. GP I 29 p. 46; his predictis ~iter annotatis FormMan 12; 1322 nobis ~iter curetis rescribere et distincte Reg. Heref. 254; 1327 de predictis ‥ nobis per tuas litteras ‥ dare ~iter et distincte studeas Mon. Hib. & Scot. 236a; c1347 defectus [palacii archiepiscopalis], quos in ‥ cedula, presentibus inclusa ‥ ~iter expressatos ‥ transmitto Lit. Cant. II 283; nec oporteret tam ~iter et pueriliter materiam istam discutere Wycl. Ver. II 116; s1456 qualiter ‥ execucionem ‥ mandati ‥ feceritis ‥ barones de Scaccario ‥ distincte et aperte, ac ~iter et espresse, tam in genere quam in specie ‥ certificatis Reg. Whet. I 262; 1460 prout ~iter patent in compoto ubi supra ExchScot VII 6.

partĭcŭlārĭtĕr, particulièrement [opp. generaliter, universaliter ], en particulier : Ps. Apul. Herm. 6 ; Aug. Retr. 1, 5.