cervical
cervical, a pillow, bolster
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cervicale Noun: neuter ablative singular of cervical
- a pillow or bolster, = pulvinus; sing., Mart. 14, 146; Juv. 6, 353; Petr. 56, 8; plur., Plin. Ep. 6, 16, 16; Petr. 32, 1; 78, 5; Suet. Ner. 6; Plin. 20, 20, 82, § 217; 28, 4, 12, § 47.
reclinavit caput ad ~al
~al,wangere
~al, i. capitale,bolster velwongere
~al [gl.: ]oriler
sublevabat jacentis cervicem ~al amplissimum, ‥ ex purpura et bisso ‥ contextum
~alis molliciem vel pulvinaria, si accumberet, quasi spicula dissilientia sentiebat
cum cervicali, cervici dante calorem
lego ‥ j pulvinar domui S. Johannis et j †tervical
camerarius singulis fratribus lineas tecas ad parva ~alia ‥ invenire tenetur
panni linei pro ‥ coopertoriis ~alium
servical,bolstar , ‥ A.a pelow
pro ij ~alibus plumarum mollium
j plumale et j servicale
in festis duplicibus ‥ decorabitur magnum altare ‥ fronterio precioso, philacteriis et brachiis argenteis. ‥ in festis vero que principaliter celebrantur adjicientur hiis in augmentum pulcritudinis ‥ fronterium deauratum, preciosiores philacterie, ‥ corporalia, ~alia et si qua sunt alia ‥ ornamenta preciosa altari conveniencia
xviij servicalia cooperta diversis pannis de serico
†cornicalia pro magno altari v(
j mappa cum frontali et ij ~alibus de albo panno damasceno
item xj servicalia de panno deaurato cum j parvo de eodem pro reliquiis
duo servicalia, unum de blodio et rubio serico et aliud de blodio serico
præter cruces pallii et Cervical Episcopi nihil repertum est.
Dedit etiam duo Cervicalia de panno auro texto ad decorem altaris in majoribus festis.At vero
Cervicalex Annal. Benedict. supra laudatum, de capitis ornamento seu infula episcopali intelligendum videtur.
- cervix, a pillow, bolster, Iu.
CERVI´CAL(προσκεφάλαιον, ποτίκρανον) properly denotes a pillow or cushion to support the head or shoulder, on a bed or dining couch (Mart. 14.146; Suet. Nero 6; Plin. Nat.20.217, 28.47). The word is also used, like its Greek equivalents, in a less special sense to denote any cushion (Juven. 6.353; Petron. 32, 1; 78, 5; Plato, Rep. 1. p. 328 C; Theocr. 15.2). [PULVINUS]
[J.H.F](προσκεφάλαιον, ποτίκρανον). A pillow or cushion, to support the head or shoulder, on a bed or dining-couch (Mart. xiv. 146; Suet. Ner. 6). The word is also used, like its Greek equivalents, in a less special sense to denote any cushion (Juv. vi. 353; Petron. 32, 1). See pulvinus.