Musca
Musca, ae, m.,
- a Roman surname, Cic. Att. 12, 40, 1.
Ricardus de ~a’
pro iij m. auri de ~ia(v.
in soltis per breve regis ipsi vicecomiti cc m. pro xx m. auri in obolis de ~ze
Benedictus f. Ysac ‥ c li. et j m. auri de obolis ~ii
Benedictus filius Ysaac c li. et j m. auri de obolis ~e vel x m. argenti pro fine suo
de cc obol’ de Muce
oboli de Musc’
xx obol’ Muc’
xxxvj ob. Musc’
xij maillias de Muz(v.
totum aurum nobis debitum in festo beati Edwardi poni faciatis in auream monetam ut in bisanciis vel obolis de Mus’ et aliam monetam auream, dum tamen prefata moneta nobis respondeat ad valenciam auri de folio
mandatum est Eduuardo de Westmonasterio quod ‥ atachiari faciat crucefixo apud Westmonasterium xij obolos de ~a
mandatum est ‥ justiciario regis Anglie, et quod de catallis que fuerunt Salomonis le Evesque, Judei Lond’, liberent in garderoba regis ‥ iiijxx v m. ‥ auri videlicet in bisantiis xxiiij marcas et dimidium et in obolis ~i xxx ‥
mandatum est thesaurario de Scaccario quod lxx obolos Murc’ attachiandos ad feretrum Beati Edwardi ‥ habere faciat sacriste Westmonasterii
liberate ‥ iiij li. vj s. viij d. pro quinque duodenis obolorum de Murcia ‥ emptis ‥ ad oblaciones nostras ‥ faciendas
pro octo denariis et decem obolis de Murch’
portatile lingneum ‥ cum ‥ duobus obolis de Marchia aureis ‥ affixis
xxiiij obolos auri nuncupatos obolos de ~a
computate W. H. ‥ xij li. xv s. quos posuit ‥ in cij denariis de ~e qui faciunt ij marcas auri per pondus
pro ij magnis pannis sericis et ij tapetis et iij pannis de ~e et j samit xxiiij li.
pro ‥ ix pannis de Mucia et xxv pannis de Alesta
uno panno de Musc’
liberate eciam eidem lvij s. iij d. pro aurifragiis et liniatura et factura cujusdam tunice et dalmatice factis [sic ] de quodam panno de Musc’ ad opus nostrum
a kind of treasure ~ie
2 Musca, æ, m. , nom dʼhomme : Cic. Att. 12, 40, 1.
Musca
a surname of the Sempronia gens.
1. T. Sempronius Musca, one of the five commissioners appointed in B. C. 168 to settle the disputes between the Pisani and Lunenses. (Liv. 45.13.)
Musca
2. 3. A. Sempronius and M. Sempronius, his brother, bore undoubtedly the surname of Musca, since it is related that when they embraced a certain Vargula in their canvass, the latter called out Puer abige Muscas. (Cic. de Orat. 2.60.)
Musca
4. Sempronius Musca, detected C. Gallius in the act of adultery with his wife, and scourged him to death. (V. Max. 6.1.13.)
Musca
5. Musca, mentioned by Cicero in B. C. 45, appears to have been a freedman or steward of Atticus. (Cic. Att. 12.40.)