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Title: The illustrated companion to the Latin dictionary and Greek lexicon; forming a glossary of all the words representing visible objects connected with the arts, manufactures, and every-day life of the Greeks and Romans, with representations of nearly two thousand objects from the antique
Year: 1849 (1840s)
Authors: Rich, Anthony, 1803 or 1804-1891
Subjects: Classical dictionaries
Publisher: London, Longmans
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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of goddesses, bacchanals, dancinggirls, and persons of that descrip-tion. CATENARIUS, sc. Canis. Ayard or watch dog, chained up toprotect the premises from strangers.The Romans kept dogs in this wayat the entrance of their houses by theside of the porters cell, with thenotice, Cave canem — Bewareof the dog, written up (Pet. Sat.19. 1. Id. 72. 7. Seneca, Ira, 3.37.); as is also shown in the an-
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nexed illustration, from a mosaic,which forms the pavement of theprothyrum in the house of the tragicpoet, as it is called, at Pompeii. CATENATUS (dWcrideros).Shackled, fettered, or in chains,like a slave, criminal, or captive.(Flor. iii. 19. 3. Suet. Tib. 64.Hor. Epod. vii. 8.) The word doesnot imply that the person so confinedwas chained up, or bound to, anotherobject, which is expressed by alii- 134 CATERVARIT. CATILLUS. gatus; but merely that he was boundwith chains in a manner to impedethe freedom of his motions, and pre-vent an escape by flight. See theillustrations s. Catulus and Com-peditus. CATERVARII. Gladiators andcombatants who fought in companiesor bodies, and not in single pairs,which was the more usual manner.Suet. Aug. 45. Compare Cal. 30.gregatim dimicantes. CATHEDR A (KaOedpa). Achair with a back to it, but withoutarms, such aswas used more es-pecially by females(Hor. Sat. i. 10.91. Mart. Ep. iii.63.); hence whenassigned to males,it frequently im-plies a notion thatt

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