There is the oinisteria too. The young men, when they are going to cut their hair, says Pamphilus, fill a large cup with wine, and bring it to Hercules; and they call this cup an oinisteria. And when they have poured a libation, they give it to the assembled people to drink. There is the ollix also. Pamphilus, in his Attic Words, describes this as a wooden cup.
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