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Res Rustica, Books I-IX

Res Rustica, Books I-IX Columella, Lucius Junius Moderatus

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20.5 vannisque expurgantur. At ubi paleis immixta sunt frumenta, vento separantur. Ad eam rem Favonius habetur eximius, qui levis aequalisque aestivis mensibus perflat; quem tamen opperiri lenti est agricolae, rostratis ac: nostratibus SAR, vett. edd. nubilarium Ald., Gesn., Schn. solidibus SA. traheam Lundström: trahere SAR: traham vulgo. cuduntur SA, Schn.: tunduntur R, Lundström, et vulgo. a Cf. Columella on olives (XII. 52. 18): Plerique agricolae crediderunt, si sub tecto baca deponatur, oleum in tabulato grandescere; quod tam falsum est quam in area frumenta crescere. b Commentators are uncertain as to the nature and use of these implements. Festus (111 L) defines mergae as forks for lifting grain; so called because in the hands of the reaper they plunge into the grain just as diving birds (mergi) dive quia saepe,dum expectatur, saeva nos hiems deprendit.

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