deprecator

deprecator
deprecātŏr, ōris, m. celui qui détourne un malheur par ses prières, intercesseur, médiateur, protecteur.    - huic irasceris, deinde illi : ubique enim causae supersunt, nisi deprecator animus accessit, Sen. Ir. 3, 28, 1: tu t'irrites contre celui-ci, puis contre celui-là : en effet en toute occasion les motifs surabondent, sauf si l'esprit vient détourner (cette colère).
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deprecātŏr, ōris, m. celui qui détourne un malheur par ses prières, intercesseur, médiateur, protecteur.    - huic irasceris, deinde illi : ubique enim causae supersunt, nisi deprecator animus accessit, Sen. Ir. 3, 28, 1: tu t'irrites contre celui-ci, puis contre celui-là : en effet en toute occasion les motifs surabondent, sauf si l'esprit vient détourner (cette colère).
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    Deprecator, pe. pro. Verbale. Cic. Un excuseur, Qui excuse quelcun.
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    Miseriarum deprecator. Cic. Defendeur en adversitez.
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    Periculi deprecator. Cice. Qui par prieres et requestes tasche à obvier et empescher que le danger et inconvenient n'advienne.
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    Deprecator fortunarum alicuius, pro Seruatore. Cic. Conservateur.

Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.

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