A «Suaso»
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1980.v48.i1.835Abstract
Suassum, a word generally understood as stilicidium fumosum, is a very doubtful hapax (Pl. Truc. 271). However, according to the author’s opinion it is a wrong lection of sūcida meaning ‘wool’. The expression sūcida lana became so frequent that sūcida alone took the meaning of the whole phrase. So, the text under discussion should read: quia tibi sucida fecisti propudiosa pallulam.
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