refectory
refectory
subs.
P. and V. συσσί̄τιον, τό.
subs.
P. and V. συσσί̄τιον, τό.
REFECTORY
cenaculum (Varr.); cenatio (Plin. Ep.); conclave ubi epulamur (Cic.): a small refectory cenatiuncula (Plin. Ep.).
cenaculum (Varr.); cenatio (Plin. Ep.); conclave ubi epulamur (Cic.): a small refectory cenatiuncula (Plin. Ep.).
refectory: if used of the dining-room of a monastery, *refectorium, quod vocatur; if in a looser sense, coenatio, coenaculum: v. DINING-ROOM .