saeculariter

saeculāriter, Adv. (saecularis), dem Zeitalter gemäß, allgemein üblich, ornari, Cypr. test. 3, 36 lemm. Augustin. epist. 27, 5 u.a.

saeculariter [LL] 1 in a manner typical or characteristic of the (temporal or finite) world, mundanely. prius ignobiles ‥ sunt electi ~erque contemptibiles quam seculo sapientes E. Thrip. SS IV 15. 2 in accordance with the practices or standards of this world, in a worldly or secular manner (as dist. from spiritually); b (w. ref. to secular canon or sim., dist. from manner of one living regularly under a monastic or sim. rule). si ‥ exterior [sc. homo] pretioso ‥ ornatu ~er [gl.: i. pompose] gloriatur Aldh. VirgP 55; 742 modo autem ‥ per civitates episcopales sedes traditae sunt laicis ‥ ad possidendum, vel adulteratis clericis scortatoribus et publicanis ~er ad perfruendum Bonif. Ep. 50 p. 82; 1093 potius ‥ eligerem ‥ in monachica ‥ humilitate ‥ oboedire ‥ quam regnare in hoc mundo ~er Anselm (Ep. 160) IV 31; cum clerico qui uxorem habeat, et firmam teneat laicorum, et rebus extrinsecis ~er deditus sit, seculariter [v. l. singulariter] est disceptandum (Leg. Hen. 57. 9) GAS 577; quod innocentissime vixit, quod in seculo nihil ~er egit, et pro diebus eternis dies transitorios commutavit P. Blois Ep. 12. 37A; pape deficit jus ad vindicandum de patrimonio Christi ‥ pro ‥ suis fratribus ‥ ditandis; et multo magis ad vivendum ~er in seipso (Wycl.) Ziz. 269.  b archidiaconus ‥ ecclesiam secularium ‥ satis ~er quadam perturbatione animi conscendebat P. Blois Ep. 211. 493A; expulsis clericis ~er viventibus, vetus monasterium monachis ‥ regulariter conversantibus in eorum loco substituit M. Par. Maj. I 463. 3 in non-clerical circumstance (w. ref. to case to be tried in secular rather than eccl. court). ~er est disceptandum GAS 577 (v. 2a supra).

sæcŭlārĭtĕr, dʼune manière mondaine : Cypr. Testim. 3, 36 ; Aug. Ep. 27, 5.