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The aim of this article is to state that the constituents of three Latin phrasal lexemes:  custos corporis,  (re)linquit/-itur + animus/animo  and  de celerò,  experience a progressive integration in writers preceding Quintas Curtius Rufus, until they appear as fixed lexicalized forms in this author, and afterwards each of them has a different destiny.

El comportamiento en latín de tres lexías complejas