Compendium of Learning (Compendiosa Doctrina), Vol. I

Pacuvius in Periboea:

"Fear, poverty, grief, senium weary old age, exile; by which I am destroyed."

VELITATIO velitatio a light skirmish or dispute is called a light contention, [said to be] from the skirmishing of light-armed soldiers. Plautus in Asinaria:

"I wish for a skirmish of words to be dispensed with."

The same in Menaechmi:

"I do not know what you two have been skirmishing about between yourselves."

Turpilius in Lindia:

"Cease to skirmish with words; return to the matter."

Afranius in Privigno:

"Meanwhile to throw words at words with lips
to skirmish among themselves, to be pinched."

Caecilius in Pausimacho [fragment missing]

PHRYGIONES phrygiones embroiderers are craftsmen of needle-painted garments, named from the Phrygians, because this type of art excels in Phrygia. Virgil proves this in the ninth book:

A woodcut illustration might have appeared here in the original context, showing a scene relevant to the text, though the OCR focuses on the linguistic definition.