| 释义 |
poculum Rom. Antiq.|ˈpɒkjuːləm|
Pl. pocula.
[L.]
A cup or drinking-vessel.
1863W. Chaffers Marks & Monograms Pott. & Porc. 15 Figure 16 is a poculum of the Castor Ware of white paste. 1884A. Rich Dict. Rom. & Gr. Antiq. 514/1 Poculum, a general term for any description of vessel employed as a drinking-cup, and thus including all the special ones. 1965Amer. N. & Q. Mar. 106/1 Visitors can admire a series of cases, bright vases..and decorated ‘pocula’. |