subdiaconus

sub -dĭăcŏnus, i, m.,

• a sub-deacon, Cod. Just. 1, 3, 6; Aug. Ep. 53; 63; Isid. 7, 12, 23.

sub-diāconus, ī, m., der Unterdiakonus, Subdiakonus, Cod. Iust. 1, 3, 6 u. 20. Augustin. epist. 63, 1. Isid. orig. 7, 12, 23. Corp. inscr. Lat. 9, 1069 u. 10, 1371.

subdiaconus, subdiacon [LL], subdeacon; b (as holding eccl. office or authority); c (w. ref. to liturgical function, also transf., of Christ). per ‥ grada officii mancipandum ‥ lector, ~onus, diaconus ‥ Theod. Laterc. 19; Arator ~onus primo versu terminalem genetivi sillabam displodit Aldh. Met. 9; ~onus ordinatus iiij exspectavit menses donec illi coma cresceret quo in coronam tondi posset Bede HE IV 1 p. 203; quintus [gradus ecclesiasticus est] ~onus quod est subminister, qui oboedit officiis levitarum Ælf. Ep. 2. 120; quia alter legitimus heres non extaret, ex gradu ~oni Wintoniensis in regem translatus est W. Malm. GP II 75.  b 1163 per manum Hermanni, sancte Romane ecclesie ~oni et notarii Reg. Malm. I 355; Hubertus sancte Romane ecclesie ~onus et ‥ pape legatus W. Malm. GR III 298.  c Christus ‥ ~onus fuit, quando benedixit aquam in Chana Galileae [cf. Joh. ii 7–9] ‥ ~onum vero oportet apostolum legere, vestire et honestare altaria, et ministrare diacono Egb. Pont. 10; hac devotione celebrant episcopi, ut semper secum habeant testes diacones et ~ones Gir. GE I 7 p. 24; nec debet ~onus hora abluendi de aqua aut de manutergio sacerdoti ministrare, nisi pro defectu suplendo Cust. Cant. 118.

subdĭācŏnus, ī, m. , sous-diacre : Cod. Just. 1, 3, 6.

*subdiaconus, i. m.
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