The Potter.

Figulus.

The Potter, 1.
sitting over a Wheel, 2.
maketh Pots, 4.
Pitchers, 5.
Pipkins, 6.
Platters, 7.
Pudding-pans, 8.
Juggs, 9.
Lids, 10. &c.
of Potter’s Clay, 3.
afterwards he baketh them
in an Oven, 11.
and glazeth them
with White Lead.		Figulus, 1.
sedens super Rota, 2.
format Ollas, 4.
Urceos, 5.
Tripodes, 6.
Patinas, 7.
Vasa testacea, 8.
Fidelias, 9.
Opercula, 10. &c.
ex Argillâ, 3.
postea excoquit
in Furno, 11.
& incrustat
Lithargyro.
A broken Pot affordeth
Pot-sheards, 1		Fracta Olla dat
Testas, 12.

[ LXXII.]

The Parts of a House.

Partes Domus.

A House is divided
into inner Rooms,
such as are the Entry, 1.
the Stove, 2.
the Kitchen, 3.
the Buttery, 4.
the Dining Room, 5.
the Gallery, 6.
the Bed Chamber, 7.
with a Privy, 8.
made by it.		Domus distinguitur
in Conclavia,
ut sunt Atrium, 1.
Hypocaustum, 2.
Culina, 3.
Cella Penuaria, 4.
Cœnaculum, 5.
Camera, 6.
Cubiculum, 7.
cum Secessu (Latrina), 8.
adstructo.
Baskets, 9.
are of use for
carrying things.
and Chests, 10. (which are
made fast with a Key, 11.)
for keeping them.		Corbes, 9.
inserviunt
rebus transferendis,
Arcæ, 10. (quæ
Clavâ, 11. recluduntur)
adservandis illis.
Under the Roof,
is the Floor, 12.		Sub Tecto,
est Solum (Pavimentum), 12.
In the Yard, 13.
is a Well, 14.
a Stable, 15.
and a Bath, 16.		In Area, 13.
Puteus, 14.
Stabulum, 15.
cum Balneo, 16.
Under the House
is the Cellar, 17.		Sub Domo
est Cella, 17.

[ LXXIII.]