Eintrag · Mittellateinisches Wb.
frigidor m.
frigidor, -oris m.script.:fricd-:MLW p. 492, 4. adde MLWAntidot. Sangall. p. 95,16sqq. al.frid-: MLWl. 69. 1 frigus – Kälte: MLWAesculapius 4 p. 6,42 fit mania ... ex nimio -efrigdore (frigore Gariopont. pass. 1,9 p. 8r) aut indigestione ciborum. 8 debilitatur vox aut per clamorem aut per -emfrigdorem (frigus Gariopont. pass. 1,24) aut eqs. 21 p. 32,43 singultus ex stomacho fit ... ex -efrigdore (frid-fridor MLWGloss. med. p. 79,7 [pars codd.]). MLWTract. de chirurg. 965 secundum tempus propter nimium -emfrigdorem vel calorem non flebobomamus (sic), sed uti flebotomo vernali tempore oportet. al. v. et MLW p. 497, 33. 2 perfrictio, febris (frigida) – Erkältung, (kaltes) Fieber: MLWAntidot. Bamb. 45 nec aliquod spasmo patitur homo nec tussem nec -emfrigdorem (perfrictionem Frg. Ps. Apul. herb. l. 8). MLWAntidot. Glasg. p. 119,9 unguentum ad omnes -cdoresfricdores sthomaci vel -esfrigdores. MLWArs med. 7 p. 424,30 stomachica est passio, cum ... contingit stomacho ex diversis rebus, id est ex fervore, ex -efrigdore (add. p. 152,1 -gidorem)frigidorem ... vel varietate frigorum. al. v. et MLW p. 497, 63.de horrore (‘Fieberschauer’, ‘Schüttelfrost’): MLWPaul. Aegin. cur. 177 in ruptura ... apostematis vehementius febricitant aegroti ⌊cum quodam -e⌋frigdore (3,32,1 μετά τινος φρίκης).Weber