sponsus
1Sponsus — or The Bridegroom is a medieval Latin and Occitan dramatic treatment of Jesus parable of the ten virgins. A liturgical play designed for Easter Vigil, it was composed probably in Gascony or western Languedoc in the mid eleventh century. Its… …
2Sponsus — (lat.), Bräutigam …
3Sponsus — (lat.), Bräutigam; Sponsa, Braut …
4Sponsus — Spọn|sus [ʃp…, sp…], der; , …si [lat. sponsus, ↑ Sponsalien]: (in Kirchenbüchern) lat. Bez. für: Bräutigam. * * * Spọn|sus [ʃp..., sp...], der; , ...si [lat. sponsus, ↑Sponsalien]: (in Kirchenbüchern) lat. Bez. für Bräutigam …
5Sponsus — Spon|sus [ʃp..., sp...] der; , Spọnsi <aus lat. sponsus> in Kirchenbüchern lat. Bez. für Bräutigam …
6Sponsus — Brudgom …
7SPONSA ut et SPONSUS — SPONSA, ut et SPONSUS inde dicti Verrio Flacco, apud Pomp. Festum, quod ςπονδὰς interpositis rebus divinis facerent: Ulpiano vero ac Florentino, a sponsiombus vel spondendo, quod Veter. stipulari et spondere Uxores solerent; quam sententiam ipse… …
8NUPTIALE Epulum seu Laetitia epularis — apud Hebraeos, Deductionem sequebatur. Epulum enim a Sponso sive caelibe ante sive viduo, sive uxori etiamnum superstiti coniuncto, laete lauteque celebrandum erat, per dies a Deductione minimum septem, ubi Virgo erat Sponsa (exemplô vetustissimô …
9DEDUCTIO Nuptialis — [Gap desc: Hebrew] seu Deductio in Domum aut Thalamum Hebraeis dicebantur Nuptiae, a Sponsalibus discriminatae, cum viz. post haec Nuptiae perfectae fiebant ac absolutae. Cuius discriminis vestigia apparent in lege illa militari Deut. c. 20. v. 7 …
10époux — époux, ouse [ epu, uz ] n. • v. 1050 au sens 2; lat. sponsus, sponsa 1 ♦ Dr. ou littér. Personne unie à une autre par le mariage. Prendre pour époux, pour épouse. ⇒ femme, mari. Choisir pour épouse. Accepter de prendre qqn pour époux. Époux… …
