Cadurcum

2 Cădurcum, (14) ī, n. , ville dʼAquitaine [auj. Cahors] : Greg. Tur. Franc. 3, 12 || -cus, a, um (-cēnsis, e ), des Cadurques : Aus. Prof. 17, 15 ; Greg. Tur. Franc. 5, 42.

Cadurcum

A kind of linen, of which the name is derived from the tribe which produced it, the Cadurci in Guienne. It was much used for bed-clothing, but also for garments, bandages, and tents. See Plin. H. N. xix. 13.