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mantĭculārĭa

mantĭculārĭa · n

handy little things, things in constant use

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What it meant

mantĭculārĭa — Lewis & Short

mantĭculārĭa, ōrum, n.obsol. adj. manticularius,

I handy little things, things in constant use: dicuntur ea, quae frequenter in usu habentur, et quasi manu tractantur. Frequens enim antiquis ad manus tergendas usus fuit mantelorum, unde haec trahitur similitudo, Paul. ex Fest. p. 132 Müll.

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