radiare

radiare, ~iari [CL] 1 (intr., of celestial body) to radiate, emit rays of light (also reflected light). b to shine brightly (also fig.). c (w. light or sim. as subj.) to issue in rays. cerneret ut nusquam radiantem lumine Phoebum Aldh. VirgV 1030; Mercurius ‥ quasi inexhausta sapientiae luce ~iari [v. l. ~iare] putabatur Bede TR 8 p. 196.  b virgo vestalis ‥ gemmis auroque ~ians [gl.: vel splendens] Aldh. VirgP 35 p. 278; stares ‥ serpentes ‥ qui in quibusdam squamis auri fulgore ~iabant [v. l. ~iebant] Lib. Monstr. III 4; S. Bartholomaeus ‥ sese ab aethereis sedibus ~iantis [gl.: i. e. resplendentis] Olimpi coram illis ‥ obtulit Felix Guthl. 32; 804 confusio est vitae tuae digitos auro ~iare Alcuin Ep. 282; 1166 ut ei inimicorum insidie ad exercitia virtutum proficerent et meritorum insignia sic clarius ~iarent J. Sal. Ep. 175 (176) p. 168; 1167 sereno vultu, ~iantibus oculis et rosea facie Ib. 227 (231 p. 418).  c sed splendor lucis radiantis ab axe polorum Aldh. VirgV 2320; ubi lucem de caelo terris radiasse conspiceret Bede HE V 10 p. 301; ejus ut lumen tenebra radiabit, / exitus ejus ut pupilla solaris J. Howd. Cant. 110. 2 (trans.) to irradiate, illuminate. haec adhuc vir cum quo est Deus sermonis ejus igne ~iatus ad ipsum Dominum conversa voce profatur Bede Prov. 1024. 3 (p. ppl. radiatus as adj.): a (of cloth or garment) rayed, striped. b (as sb.) rayed or striped cloth. c (of person) dressed in rayed or striped cloth (in quot., w. ref. to Carmelite habit). a pannarii, nimia cupiditate ducti, fallaces vendunt pannos ‥ scarleticos, ~iatos [gl.: rayes] et stanfordios Garl. Dict. 128; s1285 eodem anno fratres de Monte Carmeli qui primo deferebant mantella ~iata mutaverunt habitum suum B. Cotton HA 167; 1337 in vj uln’ de begyno ~iato ‥ xij s. pro roba Willelmi Couper Ac. Durh. 534; 1340 vexillum pro cruce processionali de syndone ~iato (DCEbor.) Fabr. York 164; s1278 mutavit Honorius quartus capas Carmelitarum in purum album que prius erant stragulate, ~iate, et birrate Otterb. 81; 1415 ij vestimenta simplicia ‥ ~iata cum auro (Ac. Foreign) Arch. LXX 93.  b 1328 computat ‥ in empcione unius pecie panni viridis coloris et unius pecie panni de ~iato ExchScot 117; 1337 in pannis de burneto, de tanneto, de melleto, et iij ~iatis pro vallectis Ac. Durh. 534.  c 13‥ fratribus qui stragulati, ~iati, vel birrati vocabantur (Reg. S. Alb.) MonA I xxiii.