sublevatio

sublĕvātĭo, ōnis, f. [sublevo, II. B.],

• a lightening, alleviation; trop.: sublevatio et medicina, Cic. Rep. 2, 34, 59.

sublevātio, ōnis, f. (sublevo), die Erleichterung, a) = das Überbordwerfen, Anian. exc. ex Paul. sent. 2, 7, 1. – b) = die Linderung, Cic. de rep. 2, 59. Augustin. conf. 13, 7, 8. Ps. Cassiod. de amic. prol.

1 sublevatio v. sublatio

2 sublevatio [LL] 1 (act of) raising up (also fig.); b (w. ref. to Ascension of Christ). doctorum caelestis ad alta ~o et, propter infirmos, humilis ad humana descensio Bede Apoc. 202D; radius quippe oculorum nostrorum in ~one palpebrarum coelum usque pertingit Eadmer Beat. 2.  b ascendit ‥ in jubilatione quia laetantibus de ~onis ejus gloria discipulis caelum petit Bede Hom. II 15. 178. 2 (act of) raising in rank or dignity, exaltation, elevation, promotion. in cunctis actibus tuis voluntatem ‥ regis expecta ‥ quatinus inimici tui qui casibus tuis nunc insultant, visa dignitatis tue ~one, erubescant Eadmer HN p. 67. 3 support, that which holds up or sustains the weight of something; b (transf.). 1360 camera juxta aulam indiget fundamento et ~one IMisc 182 (12).  b archiepiscopus ‥ ecclesiastice libertatis statum nutare conspiciens et manum ~onis apponere cupiens G. Cold. Durh. 17. 4 (financial or other) support, assistance, aid. rogo ‥ ut mittas michi de centum libris ‥ saltem dimidiam partem ‥ ut possis ex tuo debito habere aliquam ~onem, si ‥ naufragium evaseris Descr. Constant. 252; regie ‥ ~onis opitulatione sustentetur imbecillitas nostra Ælnoth Cnut prol. 6; opem misericordie et sullevationis ‥ sepius impetrabat V. Gund. 37; clericorum sustentatio ‥ matronarum et virginum sullevatio M. Par. Maj. I 157.

sublĕvātĭō, ōnis, f. (sublevo), soulagement : Cic. Rep. 2, 59.

sublevātiō ōnis, f

• sublevo, an alleviation.