capedo
capedo, a bowl used in sacrifices
căpēdo (căpūdo), ĭnis, f. [capis],
- a bowl or cup used in sacrifices, Cic. Par. 1, 2, 11; id. Rep. 6, 2, 2; cf. the foll. and capis.
1. capēdo, dinis, f. (capis), eine mit einem Henkel versehene Schale, eine Henkelschale, bes. als Opfergerät, Cic. parad. 1, 11 (Halm, Baiter u. Müller capudines). Cic. de rep. 6, 2 (Halm capudines, Baiter cappudines).
2. capēdo = inter parietem spatium, Gloss. IV, 316, 18.
insidians, credo, facit hoc anime modo predo / et duce cum fedo mala gens heresisque capedo
capido, spatium
nam viij ex his l [cassatis ] parvo interjacente ~ine suis semotim gira ta terminis dirimuntur
capidine,fyrstmearce
tetendit ‥ retiaculorum virgeorum ~inem
gappe off a walle , intervallum, intercapido, ~o
hec ~o dicitur spacium inter parietes
1 căpēdō, ĭnis, f. (capis), vase à anse [employé dans les sacrifices] : Gloss. 4, 487, 27 ; v. capudo.
2 căpēdō, espace entre des murs : Gloss. 4, 316, 18.
Intercapedo, Spatium. D. Eulogius :
Intercidente terrarum
prolixa capedine. Apud Latinos pro vase sumitur.capēdō (capūdō, capp-) inis, f
- CAP-, a bowl used in sacrifices.