[3160]. Apud Athen. vi. 229 D. He uses the curious expression, κέραμος ἀργυροῦς, which, as in the use of the word κέραμος for marble tiles (Vol. I. p. [100]), implies the antiquity of the use of fictile ware. See the next note.
[3161]. vi. 229 C, where the use of κέραμος or dinner-service is discussed.
[3162]. iv. 72, 131: cf. Mart. xiii. 81.
[3163]. Suet. Vit. Vitell. 13 (clypeum Minervae, αἰγίδα πολιούχου).
[3164]. Pliny, H.N. xxxv. 164.
[3165]. Ibid. 163.
[3166]. iv. 88.
[3167]. Capt. ii. 2, 41.
[3168]. Virg. Georg. ii. 351.
[3169]. Orelli, Inser. 4544; Gruter 607, 1; and see C.I.L. i. p 209.