slipper
slipper
subs.
P. βλαῦται, αἱ (Plat.), Ar. βλαυτία, τά, περσῐκαί, αἱ; see also shoe.
subs.
P. βλαῦται, αἱ (Plat.), Ar. βλαυτία, τά, περσῐκαί, αἱ; see also shoe.
SLIPPER
crepida diminutive crepidula; pure Latin solea (Vid: Gell. 13 21 5). In slippers soleatus: a maker of slippers crepidarius (Gell.).
crepida diminutive crepidula; pure Latin solea (Vid: Gell. 13 21 5). In slippers soleatus: a maker of slippers crepidarius (Gell.).
slipper:
1. sŏlea (a kind of shoe worn by men indoors: they were taken off upon reclining for a meal): to take off one's s.s, s. deponere, Mart. 3, 50, 3: to call for them after the meal, s. poscere, Hor. S. 2, 8, 77.
2. crĕpĭda: app. equiv. to solea: cf. Cic. R. Post. 10, 27, and Liv. 29, 19, fin. (both which passages show that to appear in public in crepidae was considered improper; acc. to the old lex which forbad the wearing of soleae in public: Smith's L. D. s. v.). Wearing s.s, soleatus, Cic. Verr. 5, 33, med.; crepidatus, id. Pis. 38, 92: a maker of s.s, crepidarius, Gell.; solearius, Pl.: v.SHOEMAKER .
1. sŏlea (a kind of shoe worn by men indoors: they were taken off upon reclining for a meal): to take off one's s.s, s. deponere, Mart. 3, 50, 3: to call for them after the meal, s. poscere, Hor. S. 2, 8, 77.
2. crĕpĭda: app. equiv. to solea: cf. Cic. R. Post. 10, 27, and Liv. 29, 19, fin. (both which passages show that to appear in public in crepidae was considered improper; acc. to the old lex which forbad the wearing of soleae in public: Smith's L. D. s. v.). Wearing s.s, soleatus, Cic. Verr. 5, 33, med.; crepidatus, id. Pis. 38, 92: a maker of s.s, crepidarius, Gell.; solearius, Pl.: v.
Slipper
See crepida; soccus; solea.