tortio

tortĭo, ōnis, f. [torqueo],

• torment, torture (late Lat.): tortione legitimā peribunt, Firm. Math. 8, 15: vesicae, Veg. Vet. 1, 46 fin.

tortio, ōnis, f. (torqueo), I) das Drehen, Augustin. de mor. Manich. 16. – II) die Marter, Plage, das Grimmen, Firm. math. 8, 15: tortio vesicae, Veget. mul. 2, 18, 3. Plin. 2, 38: ventris, Plin. Val. 2, 22.

tortio [CL], ~sio [LL] 1 arrangement (of hair) in tresses, braiding, plaiting. [mulieres] contra sentenciam apostoli [I Tim. ii 9] ‥ in ~cione crinium ‥ lascivie serventes [sic] incedunt Rolle IA 266. 2 extortion. 1267 parliamentum suum ad utilitatem ‥ regni convertere, non ad ~tionem [sic MS; Rish. 51: extorsionem] denariorum (Conc. Syn.) Ps.-Rish. 560 (cf. ib.: quia ‥ extorsiones ‥ nunquam in utilitatem ‥ regni converse sunt). 3 (act of) tormenting, torture. 947 sciat se ‥ in picea custodia taetrae ~tionis mancipatum CS 820; aliud est alium torquere, aliud ipsum [sc. tortorem] fatigari ex ~sione Pull. Sent. 878A; ubi erit fletus et stridor dentium ‥ ~tiones et punctiones Bracton f. 2. 4 griping pain, agony. si hac medicina ‥ a ‥ intestinorum ~tionibus quibus intolerabili cruciatu concutimur liberati non fuerimus Eadmer V. Anselmi II 40; [mater] partus torminibus dolorisque ~tionibus ‥ vexabatur V. Kentig. 7; inter ~tiones et dolores quos morte imminente sustinent peccatores (Ailr. Serm.) CC cont. med. IID 84; Alredus laborans passione colica et ~cione calculi W. Dan. Ep. 79; materna torcio sive tristicia Walt. Wimb. Carm. 291; ventres nostri duris ~sionibus viscerum, que vermes ‥ non cessant corrodere, consumuntur R. Bury Phil. 4. 64.

tortĭō, ōnis, f. (torqueo), action de tourner, torsion : Aug. Manich. 2, 16, 46 || torture : Firm. Math. 8, 15.

*tortio, onis. f.
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