temporal
temporal
adj.
See secular.
adj.
See secular.
TEMPORAL
Relating to time temporalis (post-Augustan).
Of this world externus (relating to outward things): humanus (relating to men and human affairs). ☞ Terrenus and terrester only in ecclesiastical writers. Temporal affairs res externae: temporal possessions bona hujus vitae; bona fluxa caduca.
Secular (not ecclesiastical) profanus (opposed to sacer).
Belonging to the temples circumlocution by tempus or tempora: temporalis (e.g. vena Veg.).
Relating to time temporalis (post-Augustan).
Of this world externus (relating to outward things): humanus (relating to men and human affairs). ☞ Terrenus and terrester only in ecclesiastical writers. Temporal affairs res externae: temporal possessions bona hujus vitae; bona fluxa caduca.
Secular (not ecclesiastical) profanus (opposed to sacer).
Belonging to the temples circumlocution by tempus or tempora: temporalis (e.g. vena Veg.).
temporal:
I. Pertaining to this world: expr. sometimes by hūmānus: ever contemplate these heavenly things, and despise those t. things, haec caelestia semper spectato, illa h. contemnito, Cic. Rep. 6, 19. In eccl. writers sēcŭlāris, tempŏrālis: v.WORLDLY .
II. Non-ecclesiastical: expr. perhaps by prŏfanus, as opp. to sacer: a t. post, *civile munus: the t. possessions of the church, *bona ecclesiae quae jure saeculi continentur (after Kr.): *bona clericorum: *temporalia, quae vocantur.
I. Pertaining to this world: expr. sometimes by hūmānus: ever contemplate these heavenly things, and despise those t. things, haec caelestia semper spectato, illa h. contemnito, Cic. Rep. 6, 19. In eccl. writers sēcŭlāris, tempŏrālis: v.
II. Non-ecclesiastical: expr. perhaps by prŏfanus, as opp. to sacer: a t. post, *civile munus: the t. possessions of the church, *bona ecclesiae quae jure saeculi continentur (after Kr.): *bona clericorum: *temporalia, quae vocantur.