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transvehere

transvehere [CL], to carry or transport across, to convey (esp. across water, also transf. & fig.); b (to heaven). venit ad Morianos, unde in Brittaniam proximus ‥ transitus est, et navibus ‥ praeparatis in Brittaniam ~hitur Bede HE I 2 p. 13; 786 mitificavit cerula freta et ~xit nos ad portum salutis ac ‥ inlesos Anglorum appulit oris Ep. Alcuin. 3; non temere nec injuste ‥ in hanc terram ~ctus sum W. Poit. II 12; quoniam de stabilitate illius ‥ terre in hoc mare magnum ‥ cecideramus, conveniens erat ut lignum nobis quo ~heremur pararetur. nemo enim sine ligno transit mare, nec seculum istud sine cruce Ailr. Serm. 36. 3; c1160 sint quieti ‥ de summagio, sive aliquibus rebus ~hendis sive per terram sive per aquam CalCh II 368; Swithunus ad mare perveniens ‥ assumptus a marina bellua et miraculose ~ctus Gir. David 392; s1264 ultra mare occulte transvectu [? l. ~cti] dominum regem Francie pecierunt Ann. Lond. 64.  b angeli gaudentes secum ad celestia ~hunt Gosc. Edith 95; ut hec columba super baptizatos descendat, reduxque eos januam per apertam in alta ~hat Pull. Sent. 851D.

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