PNYX. [ECCLESIA.]

PŌCŬLUM, any kind of drinking-cup, to be distinguished from the

_Crater_ or vessel in which the wine was mixed [CRATER], and from the

_Cyathus_, a kind of ladle or small cup, used to convey the wine from

the Crater to the Poculum or drinking-cup.

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