Obs. [ad. L. cursitātiōn-em, n. of action f. cursitāre: see prec.] A running or going hither and thither, perambulation.
1630. Lord, Banians, 63. The Bridegroome … with all the mens Children in the Towne … make their Cursitation round about the most publicke streets … with Trumpets and kettle Drummes.
1683. Cave, Ecclesiastici, Introd. p. xxxi. They began in their wild cursitations up and down the Streets to scoff and deride the Christians.
