erinaceus

ērĭnācĕus (herin-), i, m. [er; cf. ericius],

• a hedgehog, Plin. 8, 37, 56, § 133; 10, 63, 83, § 174 al. (Sillig; dub.—Jan. irenaceus).

ērināceus od. -cius, ī, m. (er), der Igel (Erinaceus europaeus, L.), Vulg. psalm. 103, 18 (herinacius) u. Arnob. in psalm. 103 (erinacius). Plin. Val . 2, 18. – ➳ Plin. 8, 133 jetzt Maih. u. Detl. irenaceus = Igel.

erinaceus [cf. CL irenaceus], ~ius (her-) 1 a hedgehog. b sea urchin. Cf. 2 echinus 1, ericius 1. a 10‥ yricius vel ~ius, il WW; de invidia: ‥ exemplum de ~io, qui de urina propria, quam in gravamen emittit aliorum, primitus pergravatur, ut dicit philosophus Spec. Laic. 44; s1402 ad Scotos procedentes arcitenentes Angli ipsos ‥ ad modum ~ii tanquam cetis et spinis hispidos reddiderunt Fordun Cont. XV 14; hic ~ius, A. hurchon, ‥ nurchon WW; ‥ hic †irmacius, a hurchyn WW.  b SB 20 (v. ericius 1d); elchinus, ericius, ~ius idem. animal est spinosum cujus due sunt species, sc. aquaticus et terrenus, que nobilior est Alph. 54–5; hic urunacius, A. a urchen WW. 2 (in explanation of Bibl. usage) coney or rock badger (Heb. saphan, χοιρόγρυλλος), conf. w. porcupine or hare. Cf.Lev. xi 5; Deut. xiv 7; Psalm. ciii 18; Prov. xxx 26; and commentary, Jerome Ep. 106. 65. 6. Cf. choerogryllus a, ericius 2a. ~ius, lepus GlH E 326; petra refugium et virtus est etiam ~iis Rob. Bridl. Dial. 5; ~ius, lepus vel gens invalida Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 200; Bart. Angl. XVIII 62 (v. choerogryllus a); Hieronymus ‥ dicit quod saphan Hebreum significat leporem, ericium seu ~ium, et chirogryllum Bacon CSPhil. 483; cum ~iis refugium mihi est humilis petra solide veritatis (Kyn.) Ziz. 15.

ērĭnācĕus, v. herinaceus.

erinaceus , i. m.
剌蝟。猬鼠。毛刺。

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