Bombuliophobia

There is a kind of gentle, absolute kith1 that kithes2 an issue without preventing it; and that the Hellenes nominated μοῖρα (moira).

My purblind wife, for instance, in redding3 her bairn, herself stepped on a bee; the moral to which envoy:4 bombuliophobia.5

Footnotes:

1

kith, n. (kiθ) [< G. kund ] Knowledge communicated, information. a1400 Sir Perc. 1281 So kyndly takes he that kyth, That up he rose and went hym wyth.

2

kithe, v. (kaið) [< G. künden ] To make known. c1450 HOLLAND Howlat 235 Confess cleir can I nocht, nor kyth all the cass.

3

redd, v. [< G. retten ] To save, deliver. 1584 J. MELVILL Autobiog., etc. (1842) 180 Your tender King, and sweit native countrey, to be redde from the abbusars and misrewlares of the sam.

4

The moral (argument) precedes l'envoy (conclusion):

I will example it.
   The fox, the ape, and the humble-bee,
   Were still at odds, being but three.
There's the moral. Now the l'envoi.
(Love's Labour's Lost, III.3)

5

bombuliophobia, n. [< Gr. βομβυλιός, bee] Fear of bees.