scordiscus

scordiscus, ī, m., der lederne Sattel zum Reiten, Edict. Diocl. 10, 2: sc. malacus, Corp. inscr. Lat. 7, 4008, 19. Vgl. Gloss. II, 180, 20 ›scordiscus, ἐφίππιον‹.

1 scordiscus, (in gl., as sb. m.) member of a Slavic tribe settled in Pannonia in antiquity (cf. Plin. HN III 25). ~us, a shave [l. Sclave] WW.

2 scordiscus [CL scortes], (in gl.) untanned leather. ~um, corium crudum GlC S 154; hic ~us, -i, i. crudum corium Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 545.

scordiscus, ī, m. , selle [de cheval] : Diocl. 10, 2 ; Gloss. Labb.

SCORDISCUS

SCORDISCUS[EPHIPPIA. ]

Scordiscus

A saddle. See ephippium.