reprobatio

rĕprŏbātĭo, ōnis, f. [reprobo],

• rejection, reprobation (eccl. Lat.), Tert. Apol. 13; id. adv. Marc. 4, 35 fin.: Vulg. Heb. 7, 18.

reprobātio, ōnis, f. (reprobo), die Verwerfung, Tert. apol. 13. Hieron. epist. 149, 2. Vulg. Hebr. 7, 18. – als rhet. t. t. = ἀποδίωξις, die Verwerfung einer Sache, als gar nicht in Frage kommend, Iul. Rufin. de fig. sent. 12.

reprobatio [LL] 1 (act of) rejecting thing as unacceptable or below standard; b (w. ref. to Hebr. vii 18); c (person, for position or office). d (of God, act of) rejecting or casting off (person, from Himself), excluding from salvation. e rejection of the authority of (person). f (phil.) rejection (of putative counterexample) as irrelevant. quid est hoc judicium ‥ Hebraeorum, nisi ~o veteris sacerdotii Alcuin Exeg. 1132C; nonne in sensu memoria pecudis quedam est imago rationabilitatis, et in appetitu, voluntatis, et in his que refugit, ~onis? Is. Stella An. 1881D.  b senescente ‥ Heli ‥ Samuhel proficiebat ‥ quia ~o ‥ fit praecedentis mandati propter infirmitatem ejus Bede Sam. 516C; idcirco ejus [sc. mandati] ~o fuit, ut gratiae daretur locus Alcuin Exeg. 1066A.  c advertens ‥ rex ‥ horum ~onem melioris esse vocationem Osb. V. Dunst. 32 p. 108; s1249 nec erat in eo offendiculum ~onis nisi senium M. Par. Min. III 45; rex, non inveniens in dicto electo [sc. episcopo] causam ~onis, ipsum admisit Id. Abbr. 331 (= Flor. Hist. II 394).  d dixit Deus ‥ de Judaeorum vel praesenti vel etiam futura ~one Bede Sam. 603C; per meritum ~onis nequaquam scribi [sc. in libro vitae] Alcuin Exeg. 1110D; c1070 aut ‥ inter paucos se colligat, aut ‥ ~onem timeat Anselm (Ep. 51) III 100 (= Ib. (Ep. 51) III 165); ad Judeorum ~onem et Veteris Testamenti infirmationem P. Cornw. Disp. 155; predestinatio causa bonorum finaliter et ~o malorum finaliter Gros. Quaest. Theol. 198; 1368 eorundem finali ~one, quorum ignis est inextinguibilis (Reg. Cant.) Conc. III 76b.  e s1382 presumpserant episcopalia jura ‥ in ‥ adulteris deprehensis. ‥ animati ‥ erant per J. Wiclif ‥ ad hujusmodi perpetrandum, in ~onem prelatorum Wals. HA II 65.  f ~o duorum mediorum quae videntur esse contra praedicta Siccav. PN 133 tit.. 2 (act of) finding fault (with, w. obj. gen.), censure, reproach, reproval. 1093 nullo modo hoc potest anima tua sine sui ~one suscipere Anselm (Ep. 162) IV 35; sermo ‥ perfidus est et omni ~one dignus J. Sal. Pol. 546C; c1236 cum Effron ‥ nominis sui immutationem in signum ~onis meruerit Gros. Ep. 72 p. 222; unde post tales talium ~ones de facto taliter in factove menciencium E. Thrip. SS II 4; et conversionis infidelium, et ~onis eorum qui converti non possunt Bacon Tert. 20; 1405 pena ~onis communis clerici; et si aliquis reprobet communem clericum ‥ faciendo officium suum ‥ Doc. Bev. 16. 3 (act of) declaring the erroneousness or unsuitability (of, w. obj. gen.), condemning, condemnation (in quot. w. ref. to condemnation of heresy). que [assercio] ‥ tractat de approbacione veritatum catholicarum et ~one heresum damnatarum Ockham Dial. 399; 1383 seu ~onem et condemnacionem predictorum heresum et errorum (Lit. Regis) Ziz. 316. 4 (leg., act of) declaring or proving (argument or assertion) to be invalid, argument or assertion made in attempt to prove such invalidity, reprobation. b (act of) declaring or proving (witness, w. obj. gen.) such as to make his testimony invalid. ut ‥ sciatur ‥ qualiter ‥ contra ipsam [constitucionem] objecciones adversariorum procedunt magis appareat ‥ tota constitucio per particulas cum ~onibus est ponenda Ockham Pol. I 292.  b respondit ‥ objecta criminalia ‥ evacuata fuisse, et si in testes criminosos dixisse licuisset ‥ ex solis testium ~onibus adnihilata fuissent Gir. JS IV p. 272; 1270 requisitus an pars altera contra testes alterius ad ~onem eorum aliquid proposuerit SelCCant 298.

rĕprŏbātĭō, ōnis, f. (reprobo), réprobation : Tert. Apol. 13.