secrete

sēcrētē, adv., v. secerno, P. a. fin., adv. 2. β.

sēcrētē, Adv. (secretus), besonders, geheim, Tert. de pall. 4 u.a.: secrete aut publice, Augustin. serm. 387, 1. – Compar. secretius, s. sēcrētō.

secrete [CL], in a place or condition separate from (the company or attention of) others. b privately, secretly, (intentionally) out of sight or hearing (of others). c in confidence, in or giving rise to (an expectation of) secrecy. fecerat ‥ sibi mansionem ‥ in qua ~ius cum paucis ‥ fratribus ‥ orare ‥ solebat Bede HE IV 3 p. 207; ad insulam Tile ‥ navigare decrevit ut ibi viveret Deo ~e solus (Albeus 41) VSH I 61; quam [numina] ‥ incognita ~e seorsum habitent Map NC II 12 f. 27.  b hoc comes ammirans secrete convocat illum Alcuin SS Ebor 808; opera quae vel manifeste vel etiam ~e peregit B. V. Dunst. 29; Gregorius abbati ~ius ad se vocato dixit Alex. Cant. Mir. 30 p. 218; ~e reconditus in urna, in arca, in sanctis sanctorum G. Hoyland Serm. 118B; 1284 singillatim et ~e vota ‥ exquirerent Ch. Sal. 362; s1352 cum scalis ‥ muros castri ‥ ~ius ascenderunt Avesb. f. 121b; quid velles facere si videres aperte coram te stare ‥ diabolum, sicut facit ~e [ME: derneliche] in temptatione AncrR 89; confessionem ‥ in qua continebatur omnis error pristinus sed ~ius sub velamine vario verborum Ziz. 114.  c 801 mihi ~issime aliquid de sua inoboedientia ‥ dixerunt Alcuin Ep. 223.

sēcrētē (16) Tert. Pall. 4 ; sēcrētim Amm. 29, 1, 6 (secretus), à part, à lʼécart.