absconse

abscōnsē, Adv. (abscōnsus v. abscondo), heimlich, Hyg. fab. 184. Firm. math. 2, 2. Vulg. sapient. 18, 9. Augustin. de civ. dei 18, 32. Vgl. Gloss. II, 5, 7 ›absconse, λάθρα‹.

absconse , secretly. angelus ~e tulit catinum O. Cheriton Par. 115; cum excommunicato ‥ neque orare neque loqui, neque palam neque ~e [ed. Twiss: †abscondite] ‥ licet Bracton 426b; Paulus ad Petrum ~e in ‥ carcerem introivit Eul. Hist. I 163.

abscōnsē, en secret : Hyg. Fab. 184.

absconse . adv.
暗然。偷然。

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