abscisio

abscīsio, ōnis, f. (abscido), I) das Abschneiden, genitalium, Augustin. de civ. dei 7, 27, 2 (vgl. zu abscido = entmannen). – II) die Unterbrechung, vocis, das Versagen, Scrib. 72 lemm. u. 100. – III) als rhet. Figur (sonst praecisio u. aposiopesis gen.), das Abbrechen mitten in der Rede, Cornif. rhet. 4, 67.

abscisio [CL; conf. w. abscissio, which is treated here as a variant] 1 a cutting off of limbs etc., mutilation. b amputation (also fig.). c felling or lopping. d cutting off cloth. e cutting purses. f hewing stone. a s795 Aegelberhtus ‥ vita privatus est capitis ~one Fl. Worc. I 63; minus est portentum si post patris [auricule] ~onem fuisset genitus Map NC V 5 p. 222; s1312 [P. de Gaveston] abscissione capitis est peremptus G. Ed. II Bridl. 44.  b [Gregorius VI] ferro abscissionis utendum judicans arma ‥ conquisivit W. Malm. GR II 201; s1239 more prudentis medici, qui nunc fomentis nunc ferro ~onis ‥ utitur M. Par. Maj. III 532; esset utilis ~o Gilb. VII 355 v. I; s1430 quod unum os Lollardi esset causa abscissionis manus et brachii sui Chr. S. Alb. 50.  c 1143 bosculus ‥ vendebatur per abscissionem ramorum (Reg. Pipewell) MonA V 436; s1235 exceptis irrestaurabilibus damnis de sylvarum abscissionibus G. S. Alb. I 297 (cf. MonA II 191n); 1384 in ~one ramusculorum pro clatibus faciendis Ac. Obed. Abingd. 46; 1467 propter ~onem ‥ quercuum ExchScot 476.  d si super ‥ vestimentum [calix stillaverit], consimilis fiat ~o [sc. panni] Cust. Cant. 287.  e 1291 appellat S. ‥ de societate ~onis bursarum in nundinis SelCCoron 131; 14‥ si aliqui reperti fuerint cum ~one bursarum vel cum argento a loculo extracto Cust. Fordwich 30 p. 272.  f 1386 pro absesione lapidum et cariagio eorum ExchScot 683. 2 (point of) abscission (geom.). a loco abscissionis diametri usque ad vas erunt duo spatia parva Bacon Maj. I 159; 1326 abscicione linee gc ponatur nota r Wallingf. Alb. 356. 3 whittling away, cutting short, termination. quedam [alteratio] est que est salus et receptio, et hec est in celo; alia est que est abscissio et corruptio Bacon VII 48; motus ‥ vadit per eandem inclinationem ad oriens et continue sine ~one motus Ib. IV 335; suppono quod omne finitum per abscissionem vel diminutionem proportionabiliter aliquoties multiplicatam aliquando finitur et consumitur Peckham Quaest. II xiii A5.

abscīsĭō, ōnis, f. , action de retrancher : Aug. Civ. 7, 27, 2 || [rhét.] réticence : Her. 4, 67 || [gramm.] apocope : Diom. 452, 26.

abscisio vel abscissio, onis. f.
砍。斷。裂。

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abscīsiō ōnis, f

• , in rhet., a breaking off, interruption, Her.