perpetue

perpetuē, Adv. (perpetuus) = ununterbrochen, in einem fort, stets, perpetuen valuisti? Plaut. Epid. 17 G.: vincere, Cassiod. in psalm. 64, 2.

perpetue [CL] 1 without interruption in time, continuously, permanently; b (in diplomatic context w. ref. to possession). 1362 in sancta religione ~e conversari Lit. Cant. II 414; Islandiam, ubi mare ~e congelatur Eul. Hist. II 80.  b s974 patrocinio ‥ ~e valituro Chr. Rams. 44. 2 for ever, eternally. ne dum corporibus momentanee providetur, animabus ~e noceatur Ad. Marsh Ep. 43; credimus nos fore mansuros corporaliter in celo et ~e Bacon Maj. I 180.

perpĕtŭē (15) (perpetuus), dʼune manière continue, sans interruption : Pl. Epid. 17 ; Cassiod. Psalm. 64, 2.