FORMIDO

FORMIDO
FORMIDO
peculiare Gentium Idolum Hygin. Fabb. c. 145. Io. Hanc Iuppiter dilectam compressit et in vaccae figuram convertit ---- Id Iuno cum resciret, Argum, cui undique oculi refulgebant, custodem ei misit. Hunc Mercurius Iovis iussu interfecit. At Iuno Formidinem ei immisit, cuius timore exagitatam coegit, ut se in mare praecipitaret. In ministerio Furiarum. Varro Eumenisin.
Sed nos simul ac summam in speculam pervenimus,
Videmus populum, Furiis instinctum tribus
Diversum ferri, exterritum Formidine.
Quo alludit Aus. Protreptico, v. 27.
—— Nec te clamor, plagaeque sonantes,
Nec matutinis agitet Formido sub horis.
Terrenis enim pueris barbaras facies pingebant, sicut de Batavo vultu testatur Mart. l. 14. Apoph. Epigr. 176. Terriculasque huiusmodi idola dicebant Vett. Lucilius apud Lactant. l. 1. c. 21.
Terriculas, Lamias, Fauni quas, Pompiliique
Instituêre Numae ——
Vide Casp. Barth. ad Stat. Theb. l. 5. v. 68. et infra in vocibus Metus, Pavot, Timor.
—— et saeva Formidine cuncta replevit
Hinc ad feras translatus Formidinis usus, sicque Venatoribus dicta est linea pennis distincta, quâ visâ illae territae in insidias agebantur, cervi potissimum. Virg. Georg. l. 3. v. 371.
Hos non immissis canibus, non cassibus ullis
Puniceaeve agitant pavidos formidine pennae.
Vide quoque eum Aen. l. 12. v. 335.
—— circumque atrae Formidinis ora
Ibid. v. 750.
—— aut puniceae septum Formidine pennae
Ibid. v. 776.
—— tum vero amens Formidine Turnus,
Ibid. v. 876.
Illi membra novus sovit Formidine torpor.
Ovid. Met. l. XV. v. 152.
O genus attonitum gelidae Formidine mortis,
Lucan. Civ. Bell. l. 4. v. 437.
—— sic eum pavidos Formidine cervos
Aus. Ep. 4. v. 27.
—— et multa indagine pinna
Nemesian. Cynegetic. sub. fin.
Linea quin etiam magnos circumdare saltus
Quae possit volucresque metu concludere praedas,
Digerat innexas non una ex alite plumas
Namque ursos magnosque sues cervosque fugaces
Terrificant, linique vetant transcendere septum.
praeterea, Senec. de Clem. l. 1. c. 12.
Si feras lineis et pennâ clusas contineas.
alterum in Hippolyto, Arrian. in Epictet. l. 2. c. 1. Hieron. in Orthodoxi et Lucifer. Dialog. c. 3. Augustin. de Nupt. et Concup. l. 1. Sam. Bochart. Hierozoici Parte prior. l. III. c. 26. et infra ubi de Pennis ac Versicolore linea. Unicum addam hîc Senecae locum de Ira l. 2. c. 12. Cum maximos ferarum greges lineâ pennis distinctâ contineat et in insidias agat, ab ipso effectu dicta formido etc.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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