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separated by
rounded ridges. Compare: faveolate, foveolate.
scyphus Plural scyphi. The cup-shaped part at the tip of a
lichenized podetium,
common in the...
- in
examining the
iconography of a pair of
early Imperial Roman silver scyphi (drinking cups)
embossed with
motifs of
centaurs ridden by erotes, part...
-
podetia of
Cladonia monomorpha are scyphus-forming,
around 1–3 cm high with
scyphi measuring 4–8 mm wide. They are
simple in form,
gradually flaring, and covered...
- man
distinguished for his
exploits in war. I.27,
Natis in usum
laetitiae scyphis... – Let
Moderation Reign – At a wine party,
Horace endeavors to restrain...
- wide base to a
point (called subulate), or
flaring on cup-shaped
scyphi. The
scyphi are
sometimes closed, or have a
central perforation,
forming structures...
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Domitius Tutus; they
include a
matching pair of
silver drinking cups (
scyphi) with
Dionysiac imagery of centaurs, and a pair of
silver wine-jugs. Excavations...
- Van de Grift, "Tears and Revel: The
Allegory of the
Berthouville Centaur Scyphi"
American Journal of
Archaeology 88.3 (July 1984:377-88) esp. pp. 383, gives...
- merochlorophaea, from
which it can be
distinguished by its
smaller cups (
scyphi) and less
powdery surface texture. C. merochlorophaea
typically displays...
-
initially lack cup-like
structures (ascyphose), but soon
develop very
narrow scyphi (1–3 mm in diameter) at the tips. The
surface of the
podetia is
rough and...
