comitari

comitari [CL], ~are , to accompany, follow (w. obj. or absol); b (w. dat.). c (w. cum) to be associated (as accomplice). d (p. ppl. s. pass.) accompanied. e (pr. ppl. as sb. n.) concomitant. Christi tironem‥superna miracula caelitus ~abantur Aldh. VirgP 30; †~avere [? l. ~abere], to gelestunne GlC C 813; ut‥secundi nos venti ad terram usque‥~arentur Bede HE V 1; 9‥ ~arisne tu? hu ne midsipgadest pu? WW; justos [tu] salvas, justitia ~ante Anselm (Prosl. 9) I 107; paucis se ~antibus G. Steph. II 100; viri bene catholici‥et humilitatem spiritus †commitantes R. Cold. Godr. 130.  b divini vobis comitantur honores Aldh. VirgV 2686.  c 1319 intencionis nostre‥non est‥in crimine cum eis [Scotis] participando ~are (Chanc. Misc. 29/8/23) Foed. III 771a.  d bino spadone fuit comitata virago Aldh. VirgV 1908; vir Domini‥~atus ipso duce ad locum usque perveniens Eadmer V. Osw. 16; solaque discedens multis comitata redibat [avis] H. Avr. Hugh 610.  e s1193 ~antia sunt archiepiscopatus Cantuariensis et primatus totius Anglie Gerv. Cant. I 521.