tegimentum

tĕgĭmentum and tegmentum, i, v. tegumentum.

tegimentum (tegumentum) u. tēgmentum, ī, n. (tego), die Decke, Bedeckung, tegimenta corporum, Sen.: tegimenta corporum vel texta vel suta, Cic.: tegmenta capitum, Sen.: tegumenta pedum, Apul.: tegumenta pecudum, v. den Fellen, Flor.: so auch parva renonum tegimenta, Caes.: palpebrae, quae sunt tegimenta oculorum, Cic.: scutis tegimenta detrudere, Caes. – ➳ Plaut. trin. 313 jetzt integumentum.

tegimentum, ~mentum, ~umentum [CL] 1 that which covers, covering (also fig.); b (applied to clothing). c (source of) protection. d shelter, cover (as protection, concealment, etc.). [martyres] corpora sua animarum videlicet ~umenta pro domino dabant Bede Hom. II 3. 123B; vinacia quippe sunt ~umenta verborum, figurarum involucra J. Ford Serm. 81. 6; vene et artarie dilatantur intantum quod circumdant totum stomachum et intestina in modum cujusdam sacci quod ~mentum zirbus appellatur Ps.-Ric. Anat. 34.  b aderant ‥ duo religionis exterius ascripti titulo tonsura et ~umento Lucian Chester 39; homines preparant hospicia calida, provident ~umenta, carbones et ligna adquirunt Bacon V 61; alimenta et ~umenta parce recipere Wycl. Blasph. 108.  c quid ‥ eis nocere valebit quibus dextera Dei ~umentum erit? Eadmer Beat. 5.  d in causarum ‥ assignacione nec sufficienti nec competenti, ne verum ex toto publicaret, sub astutie sue ~umento latitavit Gir. GE I 18 p. 55; Deus loquens patribus in prophetis sub quodam ~umento occidentis littere Coggesh. Visio 1; debet hec simplicitas esse sine plica vane intencionis, sine ruga false opinionis, sine ~umento paliate ficcionis Holcot Wisd. 16. 2 roof. 1389 tradiderunt ‥ schopam ‥ ac eciam unam parvam schopam sub ~umento dicte schope Cart. Osney I 288.

tĕgĭmentum, (12) v. tegumentum : Cæs. G. 2, 21, 5 ; C. 2, 9, 2 ; 3, 44, 6, etc.