human
Si quis eum servum, patinam qui tollere jussus semesos pisces tepidumque ligurrierit jus, in cruce suffigat. Juv., xi., 5. _Placenta_, the πλακοῦς of the Greeks, was a flat cake made of flour, cheese, and honey, rolled out thin and divided into four parts. Cato, R. R., 76, gives a receipt for making it. It was used in sacrifices. Hence Horace, i., Epist. x., 10,
gpt
Utque sacerdotis fugitivus liba recuso: Pane egeo jam mellitis potiore placentis. Juv., xi., 59,
human
Mart., v., Ep. xxxix., 3; vi., Ep. lxxv., 1,
gpt
Quadramve placentæ.