sea-going craft are represented by the aduaria(Fig. 53)and myoparo (Fig. 54), both of which are shown with a singlemast and oars as well as sail. The aduaria is always opposed byRoman writers to the oneraria, and grammarians derive its namefrom agere [quod cito agi jpossint). Their distinctive…
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