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tacitus , -a, -um (adj.)

silent, secretive

Bartholemew on the Maid

 

tactus , -us (noun)

touch, touching

Gertrude on Sin and Virtue

 

tango 3 (verb)

to touch

Bartholomew on the Dragon

 

tardus , -a, -um (adj.)

slow, late

Bartholemew on the Maid

 

temporalis , -e (adj.)

of time

Ockham on Franciscan Poverty

 

tempus , -is (noun)

time

Bacon on the Scholar

 

teneo 2 (verb)

to hold

Ockham on Franciscan Poverty

 

termino 1 (verb)

to end, limit

Rufus on Quicksilver, Sulphur, and the E

 

terminus , -i (noun)

boundary, end, terminus

Rufus on the Place of the Outermost Sphe

 

terra , -ae (noun)

land, earth

Bart on the Chameleon

 

terrestreitas , -is (noun)

earthiness

 

tertio (adv.)

thirdly

Eckhart on the Trinity

 

tertius , -a, -um (adj.)

third

Al-Farabi on the Intellect

 

timeo 2 (verb)

to fear, be afraid

Brigid on the Bishop

 

titillatio , -is (noun)

a tingling, tickling, titillation

Constantinus Africanus on Leprosy

 

torpidus , -a, -um (adj.)

numb

William of Auvergne on the Sting Ray

 

tortus , -a, -um (adj.)

twisted

Bartholemew on Infancy

 

totus , -a, -um (adj.)

all, whole

Avicenna on the Elements

 

trans (preposition)

across

Maimonides on the Existence of God

 

transitus , -us (noun)

way, passage

Bartholomew on Sulfur

 

transparentia , -ae (noun)

transparency

Bartholomew on the Rainbow

 

tribulatio , -is (noun)

distress

R. Grosseteste on Fire

 

triplex , is (adj.)

triple, threefold

Abelard on the Elements