COCHLEAR

COCHLEAR
COCHLEAR
species mensurae, de qua Salmas. ad Solin. p. 591. Qui de mensuris scribunt, concham aiunt tria cochlearia facere, nonaginta sex cochlearia sextarium implebant: ex Africano, καὶ ὁ ξέςτης ἄρα εἰς κοχλιάρια ἀναλύεται 96. Alias Cochlear, in escaria supellectile: cuiusmodi instrumenta mensae, ex conchis margaritiferis, ut et lanculas poculaque, ab elegantioribus, fabricari docet idem ibid. p. 1123. Iisdem Sortes convivales inscriptas nominaque dein convivarum in urnam missa; vel etiam ipsa Cochlearia huiusmodi inseriptiones habentia, in eam coniecta, dicemus infra ubi de Sortibus Convivalibus. Apud Flodoardum, Histor. Rem. l. 2. c. 5. inter vasa Eclesiastica reponitur. Sic Necrologium Eccl. Paris. prid. Id. Nov. Obitt B. M. Dom. Ranulfus, quondam Parisiensis Episcopus, qui dedis Eccesiae nostrae ---- Calicem aureum cum patena et cochleari ponderis 3. marcarum et 5. sterlingorum. Graeci λαβίδα vocant, corpus Domini et sanguinem sumentes de Calice, cum cochleari ad hoc deputato, ut ait Reinerus, in Catal. Haeret. formam eius exhibet Goarus, ad Euchologium, p. 152. Georgius Decapolita de Mirac. S. Georgil Mart. num. 47. Καὶ πάλιν ειδε ὁ Σαρακηνὸς εν τρίτου τὸν Ι῾ερέα μεταδιδόναι εν τȏυ σώματός τε καὶ αἵματος τȏυ παιδίου μετὰ τῆς λαβίδος τοῖς μεταλαμβάνουσιν, Et rursus vidit Saracenus tertiâ vice Sacerdotem distribuentem de corpore et sanguine pueri ad communionem accedentibus, apud Car. du Fresne, in Glossar. Vide quoque infra Forceps, it. Sumptorium. Cochlearia Chinensium, eburneae virgulae duae sunt, quatum quamlibet unâ manu contrectantes cibum capiunt Sinenses; in Musaeo Kircheriano. Georg de Sepibus, in Colleg. Roman, Societatis Iusu Musaeo, p. 34. Vide quoquesupra Apalar.

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