1. mattĭobarbŭlus — Lewis & Short
mattĭobarbŭlus, i, m., v. martiobarbulus.
The corpus record — Latin
mattĭobarbŭlus
mattĭobarbŭlus · m
v. martiobarbulus
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What it meant
2. mattiobarbulus — Walde–Hofmann
mattiobarbulus, Ci m. „ein mit Bleikugeln beschwertes Geschoß oder Wurfgerät; Soldat, der solche Geschosse bedient“ (Veg.), mat- (Wiärtus, -5 m. „Soldat einer leichteren Waffengattung"^ (seit Amm,, vgl. mattz- CIL. TI 5234): nach Kempf Rom. serm, castrens, rell. 366f. (Heraeus ALL. 12, 264) von einem zu mataris „gall. Wurfspieß* (s. d.) gehörigen kelt. *mailt)ia; barbulus „ein Fisch“ vl. witzige_Bezeichnung der … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. mattiobarbulus, p. 959]
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