urceolus

urcĕŏlus, i, m. dim. [urceus],

• a little pitcher or water-pot, Col. 12, 16, 4; Juv. 3, 203; 10, 64; Mart. 14, 105 in lemm.

ūrceolus, ī, m. (Demin. v. urceus), der kleine Krug, das Krüglein, Varro de vit. P.R. 1. fr. 44 (bei Non. 547, 8): fictilis, Sen. fr. 50 Haase: picatus, Colum. 12, 16, 4: urceoli sex, Iuven. 3, 203: urceoli, pelves, sartago, matellae, Iuven. 10, 64. – Nbf. ›urceolum‹ u. ›urciolum‹, στάμμος, ξέστης, Gloss. III, 466, 68 u. III, 93, 73, ›orciolum, στάμνος‹, Gloss. III, 369, 47, ›orciolus, σταμνίσκος‹, Gloss. II, 436, 39.

urceolus [CL], ~a, ~um [LL], small pitcher or jug, ewer (also in fig. context). b (in liturgical use) cruet. urciolum, waetercruce GlC U 283; ~us super aquam apparuit, et post ~um urceus exundans aqua W. Malm. GR II 154; sedile ligneum, calix, et urceolus fictilis probantur prius, et sic emuntur J. Sal. Pol. 750C; sint [in quoquina] ‥ carticula, ~i [gl. posseney, poscenés, urcioli, possoneit, peti pot] Neckam Ut. 97; 1276 domum suam spoliaverunt de quadam olla enea et de †orceblo [MS: orceolo] Hund. II 111b; 1288 item duo urciola argenti KR Ac 231/26 m. 12; 1312 urcelus j (Ac. Bocking) DCCant.; vita [gulosi est] in doleo, anima in ~o [ME: crochȝe] AncrR 77; 1373 vij olle, v urcieli, vij patelle Pl. Mem. Lond. CLA/024/01/02/019 m. 6 (= Cal. Pl. Mem. Lond. II 156); c1379 lego Matilde ‥ filie mee ‥ unam ollam eneam et j urscellum Test. Karl. 127; 1388 in coquina ij olle eree et j ursiolum IMisc 332/12; 1440 unum ursiolum eneum Pat 446 m. 13; 1534 iiijor ~a stagnea Cant. Coll. Ox. 73; hic ursiolus, a posnet WW.  b subdiaconus cum ordinatur ‥ de manu ‥ archidiaconi accipiat ~um cum aquamanili ac manutergium Egb. Pont. 14; c1074 accipiat ‥ ~um cum aquamanili, ac manutergium ‥ ~us quid sit ‥ patet. est ‥ vas superius unde lavandis manibus aqua infunditur Lanfr. Ep. 13 (14); 1411 unus magnus calix pro summo altari, et due ~e [Invent. Ch. Ch. 107: urciole] argentee et deaurate Lit. Cant. III 114; legamus ‥ ecclesie ‥ unum par urseolorum Test. Hen. V 92; 1432 lego ‥ unum calicem cum duobus ureolis et deosculatorio argenteis Reg. Cant. II 486.

urcĕŏlus, (14) ī, m. , dim. de urceus, cruchon : Juv. 3, 203 ; 10, 64.

urceolus , i. m.
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urceolus ī, m dim.

• urceus, a little pitcher, small water-pot: urceoli sex, Iu.