modica | modice f
 
modica | modice f
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potetur (-tet~ A) AC p | putetur (-tet~ f) B ef | putet~ j {with “o” written above “u”}  
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potetur (-tet~ A) AC p | putetur (-tet~ f) B ef | putet~ j {with "o" written above "u"}  
    
inglutiatur (-tiat~ A p; ĩglutiat~ B) ABC ep | ingluciat~ fj
 
inglutiatur (-tiat~ A p; ĩglutiat~ B) ABC ep | ingluciat~ fj
 
<span style="color:#3CB371">Translation:</span>
 
<span style="color:#3CB371">Translation:</span>
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''Catapodia'' is a Greek word and according to Papias it is so named because only small bits are drunk {see Commentary} or swallowed down, and in Latin it is ''pillula'' {“pill”}. It is often found in books translated from Greek, sometimes written ''catapucia'', sometimes ''catapotia''.
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''Catapodia'' is a Greek word and according to Papias it is so named because only small bits are drunk {see Commentary} or swallowed down, and in Latin it is ''pillula'' {"pill"}. It is often found in books translated from Greek, sometimes written ''catapucia'', sometimes ''catapotia''.
       
<span style="color:#3CB371">Commentary:</span>
 
<span style="color:#3CB371">Commentary:</span>