Cookery and Dining in Imperial Rome

15, 21, 22, 72, 88, 177, 186, 212, 213, 214, 250, 287, 315, 428 ---- modern Jewish, resembling Apicius, {Rx} 204 seq. ---- examples of attempts to remove disagreeable odors, {Rx} 212-14, 229, 230, 292 ---- removing sinews from fowl, {Rx} 213 ---- utensils, p. 15 Coote, C. T., commentator, pp. 19, 273 COPA, a woman employed in eating places and taverns, a bar maid, a waitress, an entertainer, may be all that in one person. One of the caricatures drawn on a tavern wall in Pompeii depicts a COPA energetically demanding payment for a drink from a reluctant customer, p. 7 COPADIA, dainties, delicate bits, {Rx} 125, 179, 180, 271, 276, seq., 355 Copper in Vegetable Cookery, {Rx} 66 Copyists and their work, p. 14 COQUINA, cooking, kitchen. COQUINARIS, --IUS, relating to the kitchen. COQUO, --IS, COXI, COCTUM, COQUERE, to cook, to dress food, to function in the kitchen, to prepare food for the table. See cook COR, heart CORDYLA, CORDILLA, {Rx} 419, 423 CORIANDRUM, the herb coriander; CORIANDRATUM, flavored with c.; LIQUAMEN EX CORIANDRO, coriander essence or extract Corn, green, {Rx} 99 CORNUM, cornel berry; "CORNA QUAE VERGILIUS LAPIDOSA VOCAT"--Platina CORNUTUS, horn-fish, {Rx} 442 CORRUDA, the herb wild sparrage, or wild asparagus CORVUS, a kind of sea-fish, according to some the sea-swallow. Platina describes it as a black fish of the color of the raven (hence the name), and ranks it among the best of fish, cf. STURNUS COTANA, see COCTANA COTICULA (CAUDA?), minor cuts of pork, either spareribs, pork chops, or pig's tails COTONEA, a herb of the CUNILA family, wallwort, comfrey or black bryony COTONEUM, COTONEUS, COTONIUS, CYDONIUS, quince-apple, {Rx} 163 COTULA, COTYLA, a small measure, 1/2 sextarius COTURNIX, quail COSTUM, COSTUS, costmary; fragrant Indian shrub, the root of burning taste but excellent flavor Court-bouillon, {Rx} 37, 138 Cow-parsnips, p. 188, {Rx} 115-122, 183 COXA, {Rx} 288 Crabs, {Rx} 485; crabmeat croquettes, {Rx} 44 Cracklings, p. 285, {Rx} 255 Crane, {Rx} 212, 213, p. 265. Crane with turnips, {Rx} 214-17 CRATER, CRATERA, a bowl or vessel to mix wine and water; also a mixing bowl and