pulsus

pulsus
[st1]1 [-] pulsus, a, um : part. passé de pello. [st1]2 [-] pulsŭs, ūs, m. : - [abcl][b]a - secousse, battement, choc, heurt, impulsion, ébranlement. - [abcl]b - action de faire vibrer (un instrument de musique). - [abcl]c - battement du pouls, pulsation. - [abcl]d - impression, sensation.[/b]    - pulsus remorum, Cic. : le battement des rames.    - pulsus pedum, Virg. En. 12 : le martèlement des pas.    - pulsus terrae, Amm. : tremblement de terre.    - pulsus venarum, Tac. : le pouls.    - nulla species cogitari potest nisi pulsu imaginum, Cic. Div. 2 : aucune représentation ne peut être pensée sans impulsion d'images.    - non minoribus quati adficique animum suum motibus pulsibusque dicebat, quam si ipse coram depugnantes eos spectaret, Gell. 9 : il disait qu'il était ébranlé par les mêmes sentiments, les mêmes émotions que s'il les avait vus combattre devant lui.
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[st1]1 [-] pulsus, a, um : part. passé de pello. [st1]2 [-] pulsŭs, ūs, m. : - [abcl][b]a - secousse, battement, choc, heurt, impulsion, ébranlement. - [abcl]b - action de faire vibrer (un instrument de musique). - [abcl]c - battement du pouls, pulsation. - [abcl]d - impression, sensation.[/b]    - pulsus remorum, Cic. : le battement des rames.    - pulsus pedum, Virg. En. 12 : le martèlement des pas.    - pulsus terrae, Amm. : tremblement de terre.    - pulsus venarum, Tac. : le pouls.    - nulla species cogitari potest nisi pulsu imaginum, Cic. Div. 2 : aucune représentation ne peut être pensée sans impulsion d'images.    - non minoribus quati adficique animum suum motibus pulsibusque dicebat, quam si ipse coram depugnantes eos spectaret, Gell. 9 : il disait qu'il était ébranlé par les mêmes sentiments, les mêmes émotions que s'il les avait vus combattre devant lui.
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    Pulsus, Participium. Ouid. Bouté, Poulsé, Chassé.
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    Arbor pulsa ventis. Lucret. Agitee des vents, Batue, etc. Esbranlee, etc.
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    Taurus pulsus armentis. Lucan. Chassé hors du troupeau.
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    Pulsus, huius pulsus. Martial. Poulsement, Batement, Frappement.
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    Pedum pulsu tremit tellus. Virgil. Pettellement, Trepinement.
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    Pulsus arteriarum. Plin. Le pouls.

Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.

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