retiaculum

rētĭāculum, i, v. reticulum.

rētiāculum, ī, n. (Demin. v. retia), a) das Wurfnetz, Vulg. psalm. 140, 10. Augustin. in psalm. 30. enarr. 2. no. 10 u.a. Eccl. – b) das Gitter, Vulg. exod. 38, 5 u. 39, 39; Ierem. 52, 23. – c) ein netzartiger Streifen am Kapitäl der Säulen, der Reif, Vulg. 3. regg. 7, 17; paral. 4, 12 u.a.

retiaculum [LL] 1 net; b (fig.). velut ~um extensum super Thabor Gildas EB 84; hoc rete in singulari et retia in plurali, unde hoc ~um, i. diminutivum Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 501; 1469 diversas pisces videlicet pykerellys, roches, et perches in quibusdam ~is vocatis trunkys ‥ ceperunt CourtR 192/51; a nette ‥ ~um CathA.  b deflenda ‥ est calamitas, si alma humilitatis materia ‥ sanctae virginitati ~um superbiae ‥ conectat Aldh. VirgP 13; quid sunt isti laquei, nisi ~a ‥ diaboli Alcuin Exeg. 611C; iniquitatis semper et malitie deprehendente laqueos, ~a dissipante, eludente tendiculis, et machinamenta frustrante H. Bos. LM 1386D; ecce ~a quibus avicula Christi tota videbatur intercepta Gosc. Wulfh. 2; in fenestris capitis / occultant reciacula / sed vibrant in absconditis / tentationum jacula P. Blois Carm. CC 1. 1. 50; patria Wintoniensis ‥ a latronum ~is, quibus habundavit ‥ liberata est Flor. Hist. II 361; s1459 cadant ‥ in proprio suo ~o Reg. Whet. I 348. 2 artefact made of mesh or in the form of a net; b (applied to reticular bodily tissue). facta sunt autem ~a haec ut tegerent capitella Bede Templ. 783; c1250 loricam in corpore suo circumtulisse donec macularum ~um rubigine et vetustate consumptum dissiluit MonA VI 129b.  b reseratis omnibus membrorum seris singulis atque ~is, spiritum cum libertate nimia a compedibus corporeis liberari R. Cold. Godr. 12 p. 50.

rētĭācŭlum, ī, n. , grille : Vulg. Exod. 38, 5 ; v. reticulum.