ternarius

ternārĭus, a, um, adj. [terni], containing or consisting of three, ternary.

• I Adj.: scrobes, i.e. of three feet, Col. 11, 2, 28: numerus, Aus. Idyll. 11 praef. —
• II Subst.: ternārĭus, ii, m., for triens, a third of an as, Pelag. Vet. 16.

ternārius, a, um (terni), aus dreien bestehend, scrobis, von drei Fuß, Colum. 11, 2, 28: formae (aureorum), Goldstücke im Werte von 100 Golddenaren, Lampr. Alex. Sev. 39, 9: numerus, die Zahl drei, die Dreizahl, Macr. sat. 1, 6, 23. Augnstin. de doctr. Chr. 2, 39 u. serm. 252, 8. Boëth. inst. arithm. 1, 11. p. 27, 4 u. p. 28, 8 Fr. Auson. edyll. 11. praef. p. 128, 4 Schenkl: nomina, nur drei Abwandlungen habende, Prob. inst. 121, 11 K.: ebenso forma casualis od. casuum, Diom. 308, 8 u. 12. Prob. cath. 32, 33 K. Plot. (Cl.) Sacerd. 2. § 92. p. 483, 32 K. – subst., ternārius, iī, m. = triens, ein Drittelas, Pelagon. veterin. 16 (§ 256 Ihm).

ternarius [CL] 1 that consists of three or pertains to the number three, (~ius numerus or as sb. m.) the number three. ~ius numerus ‥ propter confessionem sanctae Trinitatis Bede Sam. 569C; 798 sunt etiam versus beati Ambrosii episcopi de ~ii numeri excellentia nobilissimi, quos ad confirmationem trinae mersionis huic epistolae inserere placuit Alcuin Ep. 137; quinarius numerus perfectus est et in suis partibus constat divisus, nam gloriatur se ~io atque binario esse comptum. ~ius ad sancte Trinitatis pertinet mysterium Byrht. Man. 204; ad ~ium et quaternarium ‥ immo ad duodenarium perfectum numerum pervenit Anselm Misc. 319 (v. quaternarius 1); nunquam scietur quid sit triangulus sine ~io Bart. Angl. XIX 114; tota perfectio numeri in ~io ‥ reperitur Bacon Maj. I 222. 2 threefold. nec rebellare audent tam evidenti caelesti imperio ~ia indictione probato Gosc. Wulfh. 1; penes istas potius quam penes alias sapientia ~io partitionem sortitur Bacon VIII 111. 3 (as sb. m. or n.) set or group of three. b the Trinity. ~io psalmorum et lectionum contenta, tribus quoque responsoriis et tribus versiculis Beleth RDO 56; iste vero duodenarius per quattuor ~ios dividitur. primus igitur ~ius ponatur sardius et topacius et smaragdus in diademate R. Niger Mil. II 6; per dies singulos tria cantavit horarum paria, devotus complens hunc ~ium V. Edm. Rich P 1794B; sicut primus ~ius descendit a maximo in suo ordine per medium ad ymum, sic secundus ~ius ascendit ab ymo in suo ordine per medium ad summum Gros. Hexaem. V 1 p. 159; 1247 vere fidei, secure spei, et fervide caritatis ~io insignitus (Lit. Papae) M. Par. Maj. VI 121 (= Flor. Hist. II 316); illud corpus et a et b faciunt ~ium; igitur in isto corpore est aliqua pars illius ~ii vel totus ~ius Ockham Sent. IV 102.  b pro denario vendunt ternarium Ps.-Map 13. 4 the third (as tax). annis predictis domini ternarius assit, / ad pelagus properant undique signa crucis Garl. Tri. Eccl. 127.

1 ternārĭus, a, um (terni), qui contient le nombre trois, ternaire : Col. Rust. 11, 2, 28 ; Aus. Idyll. 11.

2 ternārĭus, ĭī, m. , c. triens : Pelag. Vet. 16, p. 67.

ternarius , a, um. adj.
三個者。

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