perseverabilis

persĕvērābĭlis, e, adj. [persevero],

• persevering (post-class.): tenacitas, Cael. Aur. Acut. 3, 21, 198.

persevērābilis, e (persevero), beharrlich, Cael. Aur. de morb. acut. 3, 21, 198 u. de morb. chron. 3, 2, 19. Interpr. Iren. 4, 20, 11 u.a. Spät.

perseverabilis [LL] 1 (of person) able to persevere. vos ‥ in sanctis operibus ~es reddat Egb. Pont. 72 (= Rit. Durh. 166, Conc. Syn. 409); te ‥ in fide recta ac bonis operibus ~em reddat Rec. Coronation 20. 2 that lasts, enduring; b (w. ref. to donation or bequest) that remains valid or in force. ~i virtute confirmet vos Egb. Pont. 89; cuncta eis bonis omnibus exuberans arrideat felicitas, laetitiae pleniter inditis ~is affluat jocunditas Byrht. HR 3 p. 6; tres gradus alios ‥ pertransistis, sed in his adhuc omnibus statum necdum constantia ~em invenistis R. Cold. Osw. pref. p. 329.  b 986 ruris ‥ particulam ‥ Vuenodero ‥ in jus ~e ‥ perfruendum ‥ concedo Reg. Malm. I 320; 1078 que vero hic subsecuntur conscripta ‥ eidem ecclesie sunt concessa et ‥ in dote ~i confirmata Cart. Rams. II 94; molendinum ‥ ecclesie in jus ~e concessit Chr. Rams. 54; †974 (13c) jus hereditatis ~e (v. dotalicius 2b).

persĕvērābĭlis, e, persévérant : C. Aur. Chron. 3, 2, 19.