PULPĬTUM. [THEATRUM.]

PULVĪNAR, a couch provided with cushions or pillows (_pulvini_),

on which the Romans placed the statues of the gods at the

_Lectisternia_. [EPULONES; LECTISTERNIUM.] There was also a

_pulvinar_, on which the images of the gods were laid, in the Circus.

PŪPILLA, PŪPILLUS, the name given to every _impubes_ not in the power

of their father, but subject to a guardian. [IMPUBES; TUTELA.]

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