Judaicus

Judaicus [CL < Ἰουδαϊκός] 1 originating in Judaea, Jewish. ~ae gentis Bede Mark 261C (v. exterminium 1b); alienos dicit Pilatum et ejus milites, qui non erant de gente ~a Eccl. & Synag. 99; in unitate fidei catholicae coadunavit populum gentilem et ~um Anselm Misc. 314; Deus ~am noluit perdere gentem Petrus Dial. 39; Dominus in quodam ~e pravitatis homine in ipsa civitate Oxenefordie ‥ Virginis sue vindicavit injurias Mir. Fridesw. 39; dissipatio populi ~i Gros. Cess. Leg. II 9. 2; Judaicum scelus Walt. Wimb. Carm. 488 (v. 2 dissilire 1a); ~o populo Gascoigne Loci 127. 2 (in names of plants or products): a (bitumen ~um) mineral pitch, asphalt. b (herba ~a) goat’s beard (Tragopogon pratensis), cleavers, hayrif (Galium aparine), or hemp-nettle (Galeopsis tetrahit). c (lapis ~us) Jew’s stone, marcasite, or sim.. d (lapis ~us, bot.) spurge. a bitumen ~um SB 12 (v. bitumen 1a).  b herba ~a, tetrahit idem SB 24; tetrahit, herba ~a est, rubea minor SB 42; Alph. 184 (v. frenum 2a).  c lapis ~us, i. agapis vel agatis SB 27; lapis ~us duplex est, major et minor. major est similis glandi et lineis quasi torno ductis quemadmodum egregie describitur a Dioscor[ide]. vocatur etiam thecolithos ‥; minor est in forma cylindro similis, fractus resplendet ‥ LC 248.  d lapis ~us, sporge MS Camb. UL Dd. 11. 45 f. 108ra. 3 resembling Judas. ut ~o more dominum suum ‥ proderent Asser Alf. 96.

Jūdăĭcus (12) ou Judæĭcus, a, um, qui concerne les Juifs, judaïque : Cic. Fl. 66 ; Tac. H. 2, 4 ; Juv. 14, 111 ; Judaicus panis Tac. H. 5, 4, pain azyme.