lanceola

lancĕŏla (lancĭŏla), ae, f. dim. [lancea],

• a small lance, Capitol. Maxim. jun. 4; Ap. Met. 8, 27, 5.

lanceola u. lanciola, ae, f. (Demin. v. lancea u. lancia), eine kleine Lanze, Capit. Maximin. 30, 2. Treb. Poll. Claud. 8, 5. Apul. met. 8, 27 (lanciola). Vulg. 3. regg. 18, 28.

lanceola [CL] 1 a small spear or lance. b surgical lancet. c shuttle. d pole (supporting canopy). a Enc. Emmae III 5 (v. heros 2); arma vilissima, ensem scilicet rubiginosum et ~eolam et arcum aspernabilem [cf. Baldricus Hist. Jerus. 1109C] Ord. Vit. IX 10 p. 544; [simie] ~eolis confractis gladios eduxerunt Neckam NR II 129 p. 211; cultellis ~eolisque quod reliquum erat corporis confodiunt W. S. Alb. V. Alb. & Amphib. V 39 p. 158C.  b habens ‥ barberius ~eolam in manu apposuit eam sibi in ore M. Scot Intr. 289n. 108; a bluderyne, fleubotomum, ~iola CathA; a lawnce for a wounde, ~eola Ib..  c illam sedendo quasi jam orditam [telam] oppositis ~eole jactibus ‥ texere mireris Gir. IK I 2 p. 33.  d c1450 de uno instrumento quadrato de wayscot ordinato pro feretro servando ab umectate et pluvia una cum iiij ~iolis ‥, precium v s. viij d. REED Yorks 632; 1465 ij panni parvi de bukysyn depicti cum calicibus deauratis pro dicto bajulatorio cum una celatura lignea quadrata et cum quatuor ~is, appreciantur iiij s. Ib. 639. 2 aculeus or sting of insect. culex lanceola solet perfodere / cutem, et sanguinem eadem sugere Walt. Wimb. Carm. 403. 3 (as name of plant) ribwort plantain (Plantago lanceolata). b (~eola aquatica) ? spearwort (cf. lanceolatus 2c). de herbis: ‥ hec ~eola, lancelee Gl. AN Glasg. f. 18rb; quinquenervia ~eola, lanceolata, plantago minor, centumnervia idem, G. launcele, A. ribbeuurt Alph. 152; rybworte, herbe, ~iola PP.  b corrosiva fortia sunt ‥ alumen, celidonia, ~eola aquatica, limatura eris ‥ Gilb. III 134 v. l..

lancĕŏla ou lancĭŏla, æ, f. (lancea), petite lance : Apul. M. 8, 27 ; Vulg. Reg. 3, 18, 28.