susceptio

susceptĭo, ōnis, f. [suscipio],

• a taking in hand, undertaking (good prose): quae proficiscuntur a virtute, susceptione primā, non perfectione, recta sunt judicanda, Cic. Fin. 3, 9, 32: laborum dolorumque, id. Ac. 1, 6, 23: causae, id. Mur. 1, 2: rerum istarum, Gell. 9, 3, 5.—
• II An acceptance: fidelium, Ambros. in Luc. 6, 6.

susceptio, ōnis, f. (suscipio), I) die Übernahme, causae, Cic.: laborum dolorumque, Cic.: rerum istarum, Gell. – II) die Aufnahme, peregrinorum, Hieron. epist. 52, 3. – prägn., die Aufnahme zu Gnaden, susc. fidelium (Ggstz. reiectio perfidorum), Ambros. in Luc. 6. § 6. – III) der Empfang, baptismatis, Gregor. in Iob 31, 29.

susceptio [CL] 1 (act of) receiving (thing), receipt. proficiat nobis ad salutem corporis et animae ‥ hujus sacramenti ~o Rit. Durh. 159; 1080 quod in episcopali honore positus ‥ vos ‥ minus diligam quam ante ipsius honoris ~onem Lanfr. Ep. 8 (38); 1155 infra triginta dies post ~onem litterarum suarum Lit. Cant. III 367; supposuerunt ‥ vasa ad ~onem sanguinis defluentis V. Thom. A 75; p1255 agitur ‥ vita sensus in ~one specierum sensibilium Ad. Marsh Ep. 247. 14 p. 255; ad audiendam ‥ confessionem ‥ exclusa absolucione et ~one satisfaccionis Conway Def. Mend. 1412 (recte 1312); a1420 pro expensis suis faciendis in ~one gradus bacular' Ac. Durh. 708; 1559 ad ~onem ordinum suis beneficiis requisitorum ‥ compellantur Conc. Scot. II 159. 2 (act of) taking into one's body, ingestion. 1324 calor et sudor ‥ post secundam ~onem decoccionis ‥ cessarunt Lit. Cant. I 121. 3 (act of) having or receiving (child), conception. b (eccl.) accepting as godchild. 1274 uxor ‥ quo ad prolis ~onem creditur inhabilitata (DipDocC 10/5/3) S. Jers. II 42.  b contrahitur cognacio spiritualis inter baptizatum et uxorem suscipientis si ante ~onem fuerat ab eo cognita J. Burgh PO VIII 9j. 4 (act of) taking (person) in, welcome, reception; b (to office or position). c (in quot., mon.) (act of) taking (person) on (for office or position), engagement, acceptance. ~o infirmorum in monasterium Theod. Pen. II 6. 14; ut ‥ episcopo epistulam pro eorum ~one miserit Bede HE I 24 tit.; c789 dulcissima ~o qua me cum magna familiaritate suscepistis Alcuin Ep. 54; c1160 in ~one hospitum, pauperum, peregrinorum Regesta Scot. 174; 1313 latronum ~onem et pascionem PQW 318b.  b 838 pro hac nostra ~ione electioneque CS 421; s1193 ad sollempnem archiepiscopi ~ionem et intronizationem Diceto YH 111.  c illum ‥ novitium quem magister suus viderit inobedientem ‥ ~one indignum Simil. Anselmi 79; ~onem canonicorum et omnium ad magistrum pertinere decernimus Inst. Sempr. *xxxii; c1250 abbatissa et ‥ conventus ‥ ad ipsius ~onem promptam gerant ‥ voluntatem Ad. Marsh Ep. 29. 5 (act of) taking or putting on (insignia, also appearance, characteristic, or sim.), assumption; b (feeling or emotion). in ~one mitre, sandaliorum, et annuli P. Blois Ep. 90*. 284B; Arthenus ‥ super crucis ‥ ~ione conventus Gir. IK I 4; majestatis inclinatio, humane nature ~o J. Ford Serm. 8. 9; a1205 post decessum ‥ vel ~onem habitus vite melioris Reg. Malm. I 440; aer est dispositus ad luminis ~onem Peckham QA 144; materia participabilis disposita ‥ ad ~onem similitudinis ydee T. Sutton Gen. & Corrupt. 179.  b frustratio desiderii non causat tristitiam nisi sit ‥ desiderans ‥ dispositum ad tristitie ~onem Middleton Sent. II 140b. 6 (act of) taking (burden) upon oneself, accepting. b (act of) taking on or up (task, practice, or sim.), undertaking. in corona ‥ spinea nostrorum ~o peccatorum ‥ ostenditur Bede Mark 285B.  b ~o mali pro bono Gildas EB 21.

susceptĭō, (16) ōnis, f. (suscipio), ¶ 1 action de se charger de : causæ Cic. Mur. 2, prise en mains dʼune cause ; laborum Cic. Ac. 1, 23, action de supporter les fatigues ¶ 2 soutien, assistance : Hier. Ep. 52, 3.

susceptio , onis. f.
承當。受。

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susceptiō ōnis, f

• suscipio, a taking in hand, undertaking: prima: causae.