longiuscule

longĭuscŭlē, adv., v. longiusculus fin.

longiusculē, Adv. (longiusculus), etwas weit od. weiter, Augustin. in Ioann. epist. ad Parth. tract. 4, 11. Claud. Mam. de statu anim. 1, 1 extr. Sidon. epist. 8, 11, 14.

longiuscule [LL] 1 (expr. distance traversed, or extent): a to (quite) a distance, quite far. b far and wide. c (in gl.). a c990 velud fumus per inane ~e diffusus (Ep. ad Sigericum) Mem. Dunst. 399; cum ~e fugissent, reversi sunt W. Malm. GR IV 385; ~e versus altare, quod eminus situm erat, ipsum deducens Ad. Eyns. Hug. V 18 p. 215; ~e iturus ductoris manu indigebat V. Har. f. 24b.  b virginis Agathae rumor ea tempestate ~e crebrescens Aldh. VirgP 41.  c 10‥ ~ae feor, oððe wide WW. 2 (expr. distance, separation): a at (quite) a distance, (quite) far away, quite far (from, behind, etc.); b (in written text); c (fig., w. vb. of differing). a collocavit se ~e ab eo et clanculo G. Crispin Herl. 132; ~e ‥ curia fuerat W. Malm. GP IV 165 p. 302; radius solis ‥ casule se subitiens ~e a terra suspensam per inane portavit Ib. V 218; audivi mox sonitum ~e retro me factum Ad. Eyns. Visio 12; propter vicinitatem sui hospitii ~e non distantis V. Edm. Rich P 1805A.  b siquidem illustris ille qui dicebat ‘‥’ [Verg. G. III 11–13], et ~e idem poeta et infra [v. l. poeta infra] prosequitur ‘‥’ [Verg. G. III 292–3] Aldh. PR 142 p. 202 (143).  c licet longeuscule alta [? l. a te] meritorum equalitate †distam [? l. distans] (Lullus) Ep. Bonif. 140. 3 (in temporal sense) for quite a long time. ~e illo in desertis delitescente per tot temporum volumina Aldh. VirgP 38 p. 287 (unless referred to 2a supra); vir Dei ‥ illi avidissime audienti se ~e indulsit J. Ford Wulf. 92.

longĭuscŭlē, un peu plus loin, un peu trop loin : Aug. Joann. Parth. 8, 11 ; Sid. Ep. 8, 11.