suscitatio

suscĭtātĭo, ōnis, f. [suscito],

• an awakening, resuscitation from death (eccl. Lat.), Tert. Carn. Chr. 23; Ambros. de Bono Mort. 4, 15.

suscitātio, ōnis, f. (suscito), I) die Errichtung, Aufbauung, domus domini, Vulg. 3. Esdr. 5, 62 (60). – II) die Erweckung, Tert. de carn. Chr. 23 in.: bildl., virtutum, Ambros. de bono mort. 4. § 15.

suscitatio [LL] 1 (act of) causing to rise, (in quot., w. ref. to assembly) ? interruption of session (cf. OHS NS XXXVII 121). 1400 quelibet [pars determinatorum] ‥ in scolis ‥ determinet ‥ ita quod nulla fiat inde ~o nisi per cancellarium illis precise diebus quibus vesperie celebrantur StatOx 188; c1409 quelibet porcio determinatorum ‥ habeat septem dies integros ‥ sine ~one aliqua, diebus primi introitus et extremi exitus minime computatis MunAcOx 240 (= StatOx 288). 2 (act of) rousing back or restoring to consciousness, waking. b (transf.) reawakening or revival (of something dormant or defunct). mira ‥ in salvatione ‥ agnoscenda corporum vel ~one mortuorum V. Greg. p. 80; in prima ‥ ~one non continuo somnus excutitur J. Ford Serm. 99. 1; de sepultura et ~one Lazari Ad. Dore Pictor 159; rogantes heremitam ut pro ~one mulieris Deum rogaret Latin Stories 19.  b tertia [distinctio] continet ~onem cause ab archiepiscopo ‥ usque ad ‥ cause terminum Ep. Cant. pref. p. 3; lex que erat apud Judeos de ~one seminis S. Langton Ruth 88. 3 (act of) bringing into being, generation; b (of child). dum ‥ humorem ad seminis ~onem et germinis multiplicationem ‥ ad locum conceptionis transfundit Quaest. Salern. B 17.  b viri ‥ ante prolis ~onem homagium capere non tenentur Fleta 205.

suscĭtātĭō, ōnis, f. (suscito), action de rappeler a la vie, de ressusciter (résurrection) : Tert. Carn. 23 || [fig.] virtutum Ambr. Bono mort. 4, 15, réveil des vertus.