cadurcum
cadurcum, Prop., of the Cadurci (in Gaul); hence, linen (from Gaul): niveum, a white bed-cover
cadurcum, ī, n., s. Cadurcī.
~us, ‥ †catercus,cip
esse caducum dico †caduldum quod casa fertur
a buthe , emptorium, ~um, †tenterium, ‥a cote , capana, est prava domus, casa, casula [v. l. cadurcum ]
loricas, pelliceas seu eciam ferreas, wlgo dictas ~as(
a pyntelle , †cadurdum, genitale, genitalia, ‥ penis, prepucium, priapus
†caturda, A.a bobrelle
a membyr of a man or woman , †cardurdum [v. l. †condurdum ], vulva
cukstole for flateris or chydaris , turbuscetum, ~a
1 cădurcum, (15) ī, n. ¶ 1 drap ou couverture de lit [fabrication des Cadurci, dʼoù lʼappellation] : Juv. 7, 221 ¶ 2 lit : Juv. 6, 537.
cadurcum ī, n
- —Prop., of the Cadurci (in Gaul); hence, linen (from Gaul): niveum, a white bed-cover, Iu.
CADURCUM
CADURCUMa kind of linen, which took its name from the tribe which produced it, the Cadurci, who inhabited the district now called le Quercy in Guienne (Strabo, 4. p. 191; nivei cadurci, Juven. 7.221). It was especially esteemed for bedding (Plin. Nat.19.13; Juven. 6.537), and also used for garments (Plin. Nat.19.8), bandages (Sulpicia ap. Schol. Juv. l. c.), tents (Plin. l. c.; Juven. 7.221, Schol.)
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