oxybaphus

oxybăphus, i, m., = ὀξυβάφον, lit.

• a vinegar-cup (pure Lat. acetabulum); hence, a liquid measure containing fifteen drachms (post-class.), Rhem. Fan. Ponder. 75; cf. Isid. Orig. 16, 26.

oxybaphus, ~um [LL < ὀξύβαφον] , unit of measure (= 15 drachms or 1.5 cyathus). ciatus ‥ x dragmis appenditur, cui duae dragmae additae acetabulum, tres adjunctae acetabulo oxifalum faciunt Abbo Calc. 3. 95; c1100 concule sex et ij coclearia, que decem dragmas appendunt, ciatum faciunt: additis duobus dragmis, que sunt xij, oxifalum [l. oxibafum] non dubites Eng. Weights 2; cyatus ‥ pondus continet x drachmarum quibus si quinque addideris dicitur oxifalus [l. oxibafus] Bart. Angl. XIX 129 p. 1239.

oxўbăphus, ī, m. (-ŏn, ī, n. ) (ὀξύβαφον), oxybaphe [mesure employée pour les liquides] : Isid. Orig. 16, 26, 4 ; Carm. pond. 76.