Faunus

[faw-nuhs]

noun

1. an ancient Italian woodland deity, later identified with Pan.

Faunus

/ ˈfɔːnəs /

noun

1. an ancient Italian deity of pastures and forests, later identified with the Greek Pan

Example Sentences

“Cow Devil,” “Faunus,” “Goddess” and “Conjoined” all could be figures from myth or folklore.

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Silvanus, Faunus, and Fauna, the latter’s wife, who had charge over the woods and plants.

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"Faunus lover of fugitive Nymphs" is charming enough in Horace's ode, and Fauns, Pans and Satyrs lend themselves readily to grotesque treatment in statue and gem and picture.

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The whole, too, is written in the rough, unmodulated, Saturnian verse—a sort of irregular iambics, said to have been originally employed by Faunus and the prophets, who delivered their oracles in this measure.

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He gave him the latest news of the Curragh, and how Faunus had cut his frog in a training gallop, and that it was totally impossible he could be "placed" for his race.

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