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Emendatio ex 05:29, 24 Iulii 2008

Caudica etiam scapha vel cymbula^[1]^[2] est linter vel cymba quaedam parva, plerumque viribus humanibus ut remis cita etsi nonnumquam velo vel motro. Caudicae quoque generaliter acutae puppo proraque sunt quamquam tegi possunt.

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Haec pagina nondum perfecta in manibus auctoris est, qui gratias maximas cuique aget, qui sibi interea opem tulerit.
Si vero auctor ipse per septem dies nihil mutaverit, hanc formulam delere licet.

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Viribus humanibus cita, remis saepe duobus remiges usi sunt atque remorum numerus magnitudine caudicae dependet. Remiges sellis carinae iunctis sedentes vel carina ipsa adnitentes ad cursum aspiciunt. Motum quoque contrarium ad cursum effici potest si remis in columbariis fixis remigantur. Remi una vel duabus aciebus sunt.

Veterrima caudica usquam Hollandiae, oppidi Assen inventa est. Secundum scientiam analyzandi carboneum (C14), haec caudica inter 8.200 et 7.600 a.C.n. confixa est. Haec hoc in loco in Musaeo Drents nunc exhibita est.

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↑ 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."'
↑ An Online Dictionary of Modern Latin Terms .boat canoe scapha, cymbula; - vi scapham impello; go -ing scapha gestor (Lev.)
.boat canoe, dug-out / Einbaum: linter monxyla [Plin. N.H.]; alveus -- Kanu: caudica [Gell.]; lembus caudiceus [Auson.] (Helf.)

[1] 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."'

[2] An Online Dictionary of Modern Latin Terms .boat canoe scapha, cymbula; - vi scapham impello; go -ing scapha gestor (Lev.)
.boat canoe, dug-out / Einbaum: linter monxyla [Plin. N.H.]; alveus -- Kanu: caudica [Gell.]; lembus caudiceus [Auson.] (Helf.)

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