Roman antiquities: or, An account of the manners and customs of the Romans; . 1 Plin. 23. 1. xiv. iv. no. Spart. Adr. 17-]2Peti-. 31, Juv. V. 112. 6. s. S. &c. 9. s. 11,12. 5 aiisacie. Hi Cic. Nat. D. iii. ol. 6 Hor. i. 9. 8. schedula; e membruiia 13 niiscehatur vfl teiii- 2 alterio mensis. 7 vitrex. excisae, vel tabellae. perabalur. 8 cum belUriis. 11 Petr. 34. .lnv. v. 34. 14 Ov. K 4 Virg.^ 9 figlinae, Plin. Ep. iv. 70. Plin. Ep. ii. iii. SL. iv. 15 2-8. -83, G. ii. 101. 30. Suet. D m. 21. i. 38. Juv
Roman antiquities: or, An account of the manners and customs of the Romans; . 1 Plin. 23. 1. xiv. iv. no. Spart. Adr. 17-]2Peti-. 31, Juv. V. 112. 6. s. S. &c. 9. s. 11,12. 5 aiisacie. Hi Cic. Nat. D. iii. ol. 6 Hor. i. 9. 8. schedula; e membruiia 13 niiscehatur vfl teiii- 2 alterio mensis. 7 vitrex. excisae, vel tabellae. perabalur. 8 cum belUriis. 11 Petr. 34. .lnv. v. 34. 14 Ov. K 4 Virg.^ 9 figlinae, Plin. Ep. iv. 70. Plin. Ep. ii. iii. SL. iv. 15 2-8. -83, G. ii. 101. 30. Suet. D m. 21. i. 38. Juv. ii. <J5. Dio. li. 19. Hor. Od. Mart. vi. 35. 3. xh. 11. 49. Suet. Cses. 48. RO,MaN ENTEKTAINMENTS. 396. wl 1 i cli when brokenused to be ex-changed for brim-stone matches,^ ofamber, succiiia, orbrass, silver, andg-old, sometimesbeautifully engra-ved ; hence called TOREUMATA,^ Or adorned >vith fi-gures ^ affixedto them, called CRUSTS or EMBLE- MATA,* which mightbe put on andtaken off at plea-sure,^ or with gems,sometimes taken The above drinking cups of ya-rions and peculiar cunstructionhave been found in Pnmpeii. Theyare usually of clay, but cheap asJ a the material, it is evident bytheir good \vorkmanship thattliey were not made by the Ioav- est artists. The primitive drink- two handles fitted to the vessel, as mentioned in p. and then the base formed the371, was the horn pierced at the mouth, and sometimes tlie whim-smaller end, from which the sical fancy of the potter fashion-liquor flowed in a small stream- eJ it into the head of a pig, aSometimes, however, the hole at stag, as represented above, orthe tip was closed, and one or any other animal.
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