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idolo-combining form of Gr. εἴδωλον idol, as in ‖ idolodouˈlia [Gr. δουλεία dulia], veneration of an inferior kind given to idols or images. idoloˈgraphical a., descriptive of idols. iˈdolomancy [Gr. µαντεία divination by idols]. idoloˈmania, † idoˈlomany [mania], an infatuated devotion to idols; zealous idolatry.1579Fulke Confut. Sanders 608 It vexeth you that Maister Iewell calleth your worshippinge of Images *Idolodoulia, because you will not haue it Idololatria.1826Southey Lett. (1856) III. 539 Recorded in their extraordinary *idolographical work.1652Gaule Magastrom. 165 *Idolomancy, [divining by] Idolls, Images, Figures.1624Gee Foot out of Snare iii. 19 The practice of the people among them..is no lesse than *Idolomania.1660Trapp Comm. Isa. xl. 19 So do the Turkes at this day [forbid images], to the shame of Papists' Idolomania.1624Bp. R. Montagu Gagg xlv. 310 Then your *Idolomanie in Images, with stocks and stones, were clean dashed.1654Trapp Comm. Ps. cxv. 4 The like Idolomany is at this day found among Papists.

idolo-
combining form
also eidolo-
Etymology: Late Latin & Greek; Late Latin idolo-, from Greek eidōlo-, from eidōlon — more at idol
: idol : image
< idolocracy >
< idolomania >
< idoloclastic >

词汇	idolo-
词根词缀	OED Webster idolo-combining form of Gr. εἴδωλον idol, as in ‖ idolodouˈlia [Gr. δουλεία dulia], veneration of an inferior kind given to idols or images. idoloˈgraphical a., descriptive of idols. iˈdolomancy [Gr. µαντεία divination by idols]. idoloˈmania, † idoˈlomany [mania], an infatuated devotion to idols; zealous idolatry.1579Fulke Confut. Sanders 608 It vexeth you that Maister Iewell calleth your worshippinge of Images Idolodoulia, because you will not haue it Idololatria.1826Southey Lett.* (1856) III. 539 Recorded in their extraordinary idolographical work.1652Gaule Magastrom.* 165 Idolomancy, [divining by] Idolls, Images, Figures.1624Gee Foot out of Snare* iii. 19 The practice of the people among them..is no lesse than Idolomania.1660Trapp Comm. Isa.* xl. 19 So do the Turkes at this day [forbid images], to the shame of Papists' Idolomania.1624Bp. R. Montagu Gagg xlv. 310 Then your Idolomanie in Images, with stocks and stones, were clean dashed.1654Trapp Comm. Ps.* cxv. 4 The like Idolomany is at this day found among Papists. idolo- combining form also eidolo- Etymology: Late Latin & Greek; Late Latin idolo-, from Greek eidōlo-, from eidōlon — more at idol : idol : image < idolocracy > < idolomania > < idoloclastic >
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