mixtio

mīxtio, ōnis, f. (misceo), I) das Vermischen, die Vermischung, Vitr. 1, 4, 7: Plur., Vitr. 1, 4. § 6 u. 11. – II) meton., das Vermischte, die Mischung, Pallad. 1, 34, 5 u. 12, 7, 1: m. myrrhae, Vulg. Ioann. 19, 39.

mixtio [CL] 1 act or process of mingling: a (of physical substances); b (in social intercourse); c (in mil. engagement). a primum enim oportet elementa complexionaliter misceri, ut ex eorum ~one proportionali vite possit innasci principium Alf. Angl. Cor 12. 7; mater et filius uno judicio, / uni subjaceant mortis supplicio, / et matri filium conjungat mixtio / cruoris mutui matremque filio Walt. Wimb. Carm. 599; differt confusio a ~one, nam ‥ species mixte in eadem remanent substantia, confuse vero in aliam materiam transferuntur Fleta 177; 1289 indictatur de retonsione monete et de ~one alterius metalli quam argenti cum argento PlRChester 6 r. 4; tactus enim est communior quam ~o T. Sutton Gen. & Corrupt. 50; pro ‥ falsa metallorum ~one ‥ condemnari Ripley 186; mistio humoris cum re sicca LC (v. inceratio).  b propter ~onem et societatem quam quotidie habent cum Germanis Eul. Hist. II 63.  c in prima ~one lancearum tam feroci impetu grassati sunt nostros quod eos fere ad longitudinem lancea retrocedere compulerunt G. Hen. V 13. 2 maslin, mixture of wheat and rye. 1276 nullus prepositus ‥ liberet ‥ denarios ‥ propter pericula ‥ recipienti et propter ~ones receptionum Reg. Heref. 109; 1286 in ~one cum wok’ vij ringas Rec. Elton 16. 3 (log.) mixed form, false syllogism. patet responsio ad primam ~onem Wycl. Log. II 12.

mixtĭō, ōnis, f. (misceo), mélange, mixture : Pall. 1, 34, 5 || mélange = contexture [dʼun corps] : Vitr. Arch. 1, 4, 7.