phreneticus

phrĕnētĭcus (or phrĕnīt-), a, um, adj., = φρενητικός,

• mad, delirious, frantic, Cic. Div. 1, 38, 81: ex phreneticis alii hilares, alii tristes sunt, etc., Cels. 3, 18 (al. phreniticis); Mart. 11, 28 in lemm.—Poet., transf., of the winds, which rage, as it were, in a frantic manner, Varr. ap. Non. 46, 9.

phrenēticus, a, um (φρενητικός) u. (vielleicht richtiger) phrenīticus, a, um (φρενιτικός), zur Hirnwut gehörig, mit der Hirnwut behaftet, hirnwütig, gehirnkrank, medicus phrenet., Mart.: passio phrenit., Cael. Aur.: phrenet. septentrionum filii, der sinnlos tobenden Nordwinde, Varro fr. – subst., phrenēticus, ī, m., der Hirnwütige, Sen. u.a.; Plur., Cic. u.a.

phreneticus [CL, cf. φρενιτικός=who suffers from φρενῖτις] 1 affected with mental disease, mad, raving, frantic, frenetic; b (transf.). coepit quasi limphaticus vel freniticus [gl.: i insanus, amens, gemyndlæs, brægenseoc, awoffod] denigratos lebetes et furviores fuligine caccabos complecti tetrasque sartagines basiare Aldh. VirgP 50; freneticus ‥ demoniaticus, insanus, amens, gewitleasa GlH F 696; negat se freneticum Herm. Arch. 41; qui ~um ligat, et qui lethargicum excitat, ambobus molestus, ambos amat Gir. PI I 10; Symon Secher de la Ry, morbo frenetico fatigatus per quinque septimanas Mir. Montf. 74; hoc anno [1468] obiit dompnus Johannes Colchestyr ‥ abbas ‥ monasterii S. Johannis in turri London’; et vere freneticus atque demens fuit ante ejus mortem Herrison Abbr. Chr. 13.  b c705 concessa septiformis spiritus gratia praediti devotae subjectionis frena ritu frenetico frangunt Aldh. Ep. 12; omnes assentientes, voce frenetica, “capite”, inquiunt Serlo Gram. Mon. Font. 25; in somno ‥ sensus communis principaliter immobilitatur et per calorem freneticum ‥ solvitur Ps.-Gros. Summa 492. 2 epileptic. 10‥ freneticus, bræcseoc WW. 3 (as sb. m.) one who is affected with mental disease, madman, lunatic. nonne [David] ‥ impensa sospitatis gratia freneticum curavit? Aldh. VirgP 53; freneticus quidam, dum per cuncta errando discurreret, devenit ibi vespere Bede HE IV 3 p. 212; referunt ‥ frenetici, et spasmosi, et stupidi quandoque, tanquam vite constante primordio, aridi vero neutiquam Alf. Angl. Cor 3. 3; queritur quare febriens nondum freneticus habet urinam coloratam, cum calore febrili urine non fiat coloratio Quaest. Salern. B 319; 1283 se suspendit quasi frenseticus de quadam corda IMisc 42. 46; si in lapide inveneris cervum, vel venatorem, vel canem, vel leporem impressum, ille habet potestatem curandi demoniacos, lunaticos, maniacos, et in nocte militantes, atque freneticos Sculp. Lap. 451; quando phantasma est in virtute phantastica, fit illa penetracio et ambicio, et ita erit in ~o et dormiente, quod negat ille cujus opinio exponitur Duns Ord. III 317.

phrĕnētĭcus, (14) a, um (φρενητικός), frénétique : Cic. Div. 1, 81.

phreneticus , a, um. adj.
瘋狂者。

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phrenēticus (phrenīt-) ī, m

• , φρενητικός, a madman, insane person, lunatic.—Plur., C.