summe

summē, adv., v. superus fin.

summē, Adv. (summus), höchst, im höchsten Grade, höchlich, recht sehr, äußerst, officiosus, Cic.: iucundus, Cic.: disertus, Quint.: munitus, Hor.: contendere, Cic.: cupere, Caes.: diffidere, Cic.: admirari, Quint. – beim Superl., vir summe observantissimus, Plin. ep. 10, 26 (11), 1.

summe [CL not in sense 1] 1 in the highest place or position (in quot., w. ref. to Heaven). spiritum procellarum in nomine ~e tonantis adjuravit ne ‥ V. Edm. Rich C 605. 2 in the highest degree, (most) intensely, to the greatest or fullest extent. b most of all, above all. ecclesiasticis simul ac monasterialibus disciplinis ~e instructus Bede HE V 8; nam summe miser est cui nec sperare relictum est J. Exon. BT I 482; ~e grave aut ~e leve Comm. Sph. 265 (v. respective 1b); illud non est ~e perfectum Ockham Quodl. 114; valet ~e laudanum cum pice rasina et terbentina simul confecta cum semine malve Gad. 28v. 1; in visione et amore ~e boni Wycl. Log. II 173; anodina sunt illa que ~e mitigant dolorem SB 10.  b 1252 ne ‥ et magis ne ‥ et ~e ne ‥ Ad. Marsh Ep. 30.

summē (12) (summus), au plus haut degré, extrêmement : Cic. de Or. 2, 295 ; Quinct. 69 ; 77 ; Fam. 4, 7, 2 ; Verr. 2, 1, 63 ; Fam. 13, 18, 2 ; Cæcil. 57, etc.

summe . adv.
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summē adv.

• summus, in the highest degree, extremely: me sollicitare: iucundum: locus munitus, H.: haec omnia laudanda.—Most eagerly, very earnestly: cum a me peteret et summe contenderet, ut, etc.