provectus

prōvectus, a, um, Part. and P. a., from proveho.

prōvectus, ūs, m. [proveho] (post-class.).

• Advancement, promotion to places of honor: honestiorum, Aur. Vict. Caes. 39 fin.—
• II Progress, increase, furtherance: aetatis, Sid. Ep. 4, 4: praesentia domini provectus est agri, Pall. 1, 6, 1.—Plur., Amm.28, 4, 20.

1. prōvectus, a, um, s. prō-veho, bes. (m. Compar.) no. II, B, 2, a.

2. prōvectus, ūs, m., I) (v. proveho) die Beförderung, a) übh. die Förderung, actio provectusque iustitiae, die Betätigung u. Förderung der G., Augustin. de civ. dei 11, 12. – b) die Beförderung zu Ehren, honestiorum provectu, Aur. Vict. de Caes. 39. § 45. – II) (v. provehor) das Vorrücken, a) die Zunahme des Alters, provectu aetatis, mit zunehmenden Jahren, Sidon. epist. 4, 4, 1. – b) das Wachstum, Gedeihen, praesentia domini provectus est agri, Pallad. 1, 6, 1: übtr., prov. animorum, die Erhebung, der Aufschwung, Augustin. de civ. dei 9, 18 in. – c) die Beförderung, das Emporkommen, in actione provectuque iustitiae perseveraturum usque in finem, in Betätigung u. Förderung der G., Augustin. de civ. dei 11, 12: provectus occasionem habere, Cassiod. var. 1, 24, 1: Plur., Amm. 28, 4, 20.

1 provectus [LL] 1 causing (person or thing) to progress or progressing (through course of activity, existence, or career, usu. towards improved or more advanced state); (w. subj. gen.) progress, progression, advance; (w. obj. gen.) advancement (freq. w. ref. to rearing or educating). b progress (of project or undertaking, w. gen., towards completion). c progress (of person, w. gen., towards completion of project or undertaking). nequaquam ‥ persecutores ‥ ecclesiam destruere niterentur, si Deum de ~u ejus atque salute curare putarent (Ps.-Bede Psalm.) PL XCIII 499D; virtutum opera aliorum ~ibus deservire debent Alcuin Exeg. 1131A; a parentibus ad ‥ virginis templum ducitur, ac pro vita ejus atque ~u Deo preces et munera offeruntur Eadmer V. Dunst. 2; gaudebat pater de filiorum ~ibus, quia sciret quod illorum salus ad suum redundaret premium W. Malm. Wulfst. II 16; Rogerius ‥ in prioratu ‥ fere xxiiij annis in constructione novi operis et ~u subditorum laboravit Ord. Vit. XI 33 p. 283; quod ‥ de cetero quiescere vellet, et a laboribus respirare, domusque sue ~ibus pastorali diligentia deservire Gir. Symb. I 1 p. 209; erit ‥ vestrum ‥ absque more dispendio et paci mentium consulere, et studentium providere ~ui Ad. Marsh Ep. 197 p. 355.  b gramatica inhitium eloquentie, dialetica dicitur ~us, rethorica perfectio atque ideo dicitur eloquentia Trivia Bern. Comm. Aen. 31; cum ‥ regis animus sollicitus de fabrice ~u queret Chr. Battle f. 12v; hoc ‥ et studii ipsius nobis adauget materiam, et inchoati operis ~um preparat et proventum Chr. Rams. 11.  c non multo post ‥ bonis ‥ parrochianis de ~u eorum [sc. monachorum] congratulantibus, destructa veteri basilica ‥ nova pulchri operis cepta est Ord. Vit. V 19 p. 444. 2 promotion (to higher rank or office). 601 cur non ‥ tales conveniant qui in ~u ordinati episcopi gaudeant (Libellus Resp.) Bede HE I 27 p. 52; quanti ‥ inter vos hoc juvene in possessionibus ditiores? quanti in dignitatum ~u sublimiores? Osb. Bawdsey clxviii. 3 advancing or promoting the interests (of, w. gen.), furthering. plus in perniciem quam in ~um [v. l. profectum] rei publicae Bede HE I 6; hunc rex ‥ Offa pro confirmatione, ut putabat, et ~u regni ‥ peremit W. Malm. GP IV 170; ambo consules ‥ sese vicissim admodum diligebant, mutuaque honoratione et ~u tripudiabant Ord. Vit. VII 14 p. 224. 4 progress or advance in one’s circumstances or fortunes, advancement. qui cum superiorum regum tempore ‥ in gloriam procederet, hujus etate summo ~u effloruit W. Malm. GR V 407; quot toleraverit ex Lausi prosperis adversa, vel ex ~ibus depressiones Map NC III 3 f. 41. 5 extending (in scope or magnitude). cum ‥ apud ‥ Hylarium episcopum in urbe Romana in virtutum ~ibus commorabat, hoc primum obedientie preceptum a magistro accepit, ut ‥ (Albeus 8) VSH I 49. 6 bearing or putting forth, or ? f. l. audiamus denique arborem bonam de bonorum fructuum ~u [v. l. proventu] laetantem Bede Hom. II 25. 434D. 7 offering or revenue. quis ‥ sufficeret mirari ditissimas dotes cathedrarum ‥ et preter stupendas annuorum ~uum exuberantias, ‥ prebitionum profusiones, et ‥ contributionum prestationes Ad. Marsh Ep. 246 p. 430; rex ‥ in dotem ‥ capellam suam, regina suam ecclesiam ‥, cum omnibus pertinenciis suis et ~ibus, tam in terra quam in mari, ‥ sua carta libere confirmavit Birchington Arch. Cant. 7. 8 product, outcome, result. cum considero tuae ~us strenuitatis et meae sterilitatem inertiae Anselm (Ep. 3) III 102; humilitatis caritatisque ad Deum et ejus que ad fratres est dilectionis fructus ~usque absque simulatione dijudicans J. Ford Serm. 63. 2; quod si non ‥ ad insipientiam sed ad humilitatis gratieque ~um reputatum est Petro Ib. 120. 7.

2 provectus v. provehere

1 prōvectus, (14) a, um, ¶ 1 part. de proveho ¶ 2 adj^t , a) avancé [âge] : ætate provectus Cic. Div. 2, 5, avancé en âge ; provecta ætate Cic. Tusc. 1, 94, dʼun âge avancé || provectior Aus. Epigr. 19, plus âgé ; b) provecta nox Tac. Ann. 13, 20, nuit avancée.

2 prōvectŭs, ūs, m. , ¶ 1 action de faire avancer, progresser : Aug. Civ. 11, 12 || action dʼélever aux dignités : Aur. Vict. Cæs. 39, 45 ¶ 2 avancement, accroissement : Sid. Ep. 4, 4 ; Pall. 1, 6, 1.

provectus , a, um. part. p. c. v. proveho.
已擕進。已進若干。前進者。— aetate 已老。— ejus gratia 賴其恩陞高位。Provecta nox 深夜。Provecta aetate homo 已老之人。Prudentia usque ad extremum spiritum provecta 到死存之明智。Sentio me longius provectum 自覺行已遠。

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