itinerant

(i-tin’e-rant),a.andn. [« ter, whose name was John Burton; so that what Bunyan ran(t-)s, ppr. of itinerari, travel, journey: see received was a roving commi ion to itinerate in the vilitinerate.|- I, a. Traveling from place to place; lages round about. Southey, Bunyan, p. 38. wandering; not settled; strolling; specifically, There is reason to believe that the English Kings ztinergoing from place to place, especially on a cirated in the same way and mainly for the same purpose. Maine, Early Law and Custom, p. 181. euit, in the discharge of duty: as, an itinerant preacher; an itinerant judge. itineration (i-tin-e-ra’shon),. [¢ ML. *étine ratio(n-),