fatatus

fatatus 1 ordained by fate. b (of time) appointed (in quot., for death). cometes / Anglis fatatum nuntiat excidium G. Amiens Hast. 126; de hac ‥ virga ~atum erat quod quicumque eam abscidisset ‥ statim lupus fieret Arthur & Gorlagon 6; istud fatatum fuit a sanctisque relatum Gower CT III 356; quorum duos, sinistro Parcarum livore ~atos, rex ‥ suspendi fecit in arbore Ps.-Elmh. Hen. V 67 p. 189.  b s1386 fit fatata dies penultima mense Novembri (Epitaph. N. abbatis) Flete Westm. 137. 2 under the influence of magic, bewitched. b having magic powers, fairy. V. et. fadus. Radulfus ~atus DB II 79; suscipit hic fratrem Morganis nympha perennis; / ‥ / ‥ fatatus, inermis, / belliger assistit Steph. Rouen II 1165; nam fatata cohors Ib. 1197; mensam †jocundam [v. l. rotundam] instituit in insula †jatata [v. l. fatata] Gerv. Tilb. II 17 p. 936; de sylva ~ata per horas Ib. III 71 tit..  b ut vulnera quotannis recrudescentia sub interpolata sanacione curarentur a Morganda ~ata Gerv. Tilb. II 17 p. 937.