Note 1 — Pars prima
Arcadius Avellanus translation
↑ Ientaculum, -i, “epulas trifariam semper, interdum quadrifariam dispertiebat; in ientacula et prandia, et cœnas commessationesque;” — Suet., Vitel. 13. — “Me inferre Veneri vovi iam ientaculum,” Plaut. Cur. 1, 1,72. Surgite iam vendit pueris ientacula pistor, Cristatæque sonant undique lucis aves. M. Val. Martialis, Apophor, xiv, 221.