sewer
SEWER
One who sews qui suit consuit etc. ☞ Sutor = a cobbler shoemaker
One who sews qui suit consuit etc. ☞ Sutor = a cobbler shoemaker
A drain etc. emissarium (simply for water; i.e. a gutter conduit): latrina (for filth; the latrinae lead into the cloacae main sewers): cloaca (i.e. receptaculum purgamentorum Liv. 1 56). To clear out the sewers cloacas purgare or detergere
sewer:
I. A drain: clŏāca (the main s. of a town): to make s.s, cloacas ducere, Liv. 1, 38, fin.: to choke the s.s with the bodies of citizens, civium corporibus cloacas refercire, Cic. Sest. 35, fin. Relating to s.s, of s.s, cloacalis (v. rare), Sid.: the goddess of s.s, Cloacina or Cluacina (sc. Venus), Plin.: Lact. See alsoDRAIN .
II. One who sews: qui (quae) suit, etc. (Sutor always denotes a shoemaker, cobbler.)
I. A drain: clŏāca (the main s. of a town): to make s.s, cloacas ducere, Liv. 1, 38, fin.: to choke the s.s with the bodies of citizens, civium corporibus cloacas refercire, Cic. Sest. 35, fin. Relating to s.s, of s.s, cloacalis (v. rare), Sid.: the goddess of s.s, Cloacina or Cluacina (sc. Venus), Plin.: Lact. See also
II. One who sews: qui (quae) suit, etc. (Sutor always denotes a shoemaker, cobbler.)