[244] Constituit 5. 237. ‘Frontique invergit vina:’ comp. 4. 61 note. Plaut. Curc. 1. 2. 12 has “Invergere in me liquores tuos sino ductim.” Serv. draws a distinction between ‘fundere’ and ‘vergere’ in sacrifices: “‘Fundere’ est supina manu libare, quod fit in sacris supernis; ‘vergere’ autem est conversa in sinistram partem manu ita fundere ut patera convertatur: quod in infernis sacris fit.” ‘Invergo’ however is used by Val. Fl. 2. 611 of pouring sacrificial wine into the sea
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