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There is another kind also, called the ἄκατος,or boat, being shaped like a boat. Epicrates says— Throw down th' acatia, (using here the diminutive form,) and take instead The larger goblets; and the old woman lead Straight to the cup; . . . the younger maiden . . . . . . . . . . . fill it; have your oar All ready, loose the cables, bend the sails. Among the Cyprians there is also a kind of cup called the aotus, as Pamphilus tells us: and Philetas says, this is a cup which has no ears (ὤτους).
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There is also a kind of cup called aroclum, which is mentioned by Nicander the Colophonian.
