mĕthŏdĭum — Lewis & Short
mĕthŏdĭum, ii, n., = meqo/dion,
I a witty conceit, a jest, joke (post-Aug.): Trimalchio ejusmodi methodio laetus, Carpe, inquit, etc. (al. metōdīum, i. e. metwdei=on, an inserted song), Petr. 36, 5.
The corpus record — Latin
methodium
methodium · n
a witty conceit, a jest, joke
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