pension
pension
subs.
P. σύνταξις, ἡ.
subs.
P. σύνταξις, ἡ.
PENSION
s. stipendium; beneficium annuum; annua ad honorem praebita -orum neuter (after Suet. Tib. 50 and Vitr. 10 16 3). To grant a pension to anybody annua ad henorem praebere (general term); de publico quotannis certam mercedem alicui tribuere ad honorem (Vitr. 10 16 3; of a public life); *annuo stipendio aliquem juvare sustentare (for support).
s. stipendium; beneficium annuum; annua ad honorem praebita -orum neuter (after Suet. Tib. 50 and Vitr. 10 16 3). To grant a pension to anybody annua ad henorem praebere (general term); de publico quotannis certam mercedem alicui tribuere ad honorem (Vitr. 10 16 3; of a public life); *annuo stipendio aliquem juvare sustentare (for support).
v. Vid: “to grant a PENSION TO”: to pension off *pacto annuo stipendio aliquem dimittere in vacationem muneris dare: to pension an officer praefectum militum commodis emeritae militiae dimittere (after Suet. Cal. 44); aliquem cum annuis praebendis dimittere (a civil officer).
pension (subs.): perh. *annuum emeritum (strictly, only of soldiers): cf. Mod. Dig. 49, 16, 3 § 8, qui militiae tempus in desertione implevit, emerito privatur (i. e. his bounty on being discharged). Phr. to give any one a p., *annuo beneficio, annua liberalitate aliquem sustentare, juvare (Kr.); *annua meritorum ergo alicui praebere, cf. Suet. Tib. 50: if as a mark of honour, *annua alicui in honorem [honoris causa] praebere.
pension (v.): Phr.: to p. troops, militibus ob emeritam militiam annua praebere, cf. Suet. Cal. 44 (commoda emeritae militiae) to p. off an old servant. *aliquem ob diuturnum ministerium annuis donatum dimittere: cf. preced. art.