Quantum redactiones paginae "Caudica" differant

'''Caudica'''<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?id=ymINAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA263&amp;lpg=PA263&dq=caudica+latin&source=web&ots=RkLttWVOfz&sig=re6S_X49GGMunrBcpzG4tDK5Zg0&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=1&ct=result ''Alfred the Great: The Truth Teller, Maker of England, 848-899'' By Beatrice Adelaide Lees Stevenson] '''Asser'', p.322 The mediaeval latin "caudica" meant a boat formed from a single hollow tree-trunk, like an Indian "dugout."'</ref> sive '''cumbula'''<ref>''Oxford Latin Dictionary'': "Cumbula: a small boat; Plin. Ep.8.20.7"</ref> vel '''scapha'''<ref>[http://facwebwww.furmanjosephsusanka.edu/~dmorgan/lexiconcom/silva.htm An Online Dictionary of Modern Latin Terms] ''.boat canoe scapha, cymbula; - vi scapham impello; go -ing scapha gestor (Lev.)<br />.boat canoe, dug-out / Einbaum: linter monxyla [Plin. N.H.]; alveus -- Kanu: caudica [Gell.]; lembus caudiceus [Auson.] (Helf.)''</ref> est [[linter]] quidam parvus, plerumque [[remus|remis]] acta, etsi nonnumquam [[velum|velo]] vel [[motrum|motro]] citata. Caudicae generatim acutae [[puppis|puppi]] [[prora]]que sunt. Etiam tegi possunt.