OXYZOMUM, seasoned with acid, vinegar, lemon, etc.
Oyster sauce, CUMINATUM, ℞ 41
Oysters, how to keep, ℞ 14, 410, 411
---- shipped by Apicius, p. 10
P
PALLACANA CEPA, shallot, young onion; cf. CEPA
Pallas Athene Dish, The Great, illustration, p. 158
PALMA, PALMITA, palm shoots
PALUMBA, wood pigeon, ℞ 220
Pan with decorated handle, p. 73
Panada, ℞ 127
PANAX, PANACEA, the herb all-heal; it contains a savory juice like
LASER and FERULA
PANDECTES, --ER, a book on all sorts of subjects; Title of Book IV
PANIS, bread, PICENTINUS, ℞ 126
Pans, kitchen, see illustrations, pp. 155, 159
Pap, ℞ 172-3, 182
PAPAVER, poppy-seed; ---- FICI, fig-seed
PARADOXON, CONDITUM, ℞ 1
Parboiling, ℞ 119
Paris Mss., Apiciana III, IV
Parrot, ℞ 231-2
Parsnips, ℞ 121-3
PARTHIA, ℞ 191, 237, 364; a country of Asia
Partridge, ℞ 218, seq., 499
Passenius, --anus, an unidentified Roman, ℞ 389
PASSER, a sea-fish, turbot; also a sparrow which Platina does not
recommend for the table
PASSUM, raisin wine
PASTINACA, --CEA, parsnip, carrot, ℞ 121-3; also a fish, the
sting-ray
Pastry, absent, p. 43
PATELLA, a platter or dish on which food was cooked and served,
corresponding to our gratin dishes; a dish in general. In this sense
it is often confused with PATINA, which see, so that it has become
difficult to distinguish between the two terms
---- THIROTARICA, ℞ 144; ---- ARIDA, ℞ 145; ---- EX
OLISATRO, ℞ 145a; ---- SICCA, ℞ 145
PATELLARIUS, pertaining to a PATELLA; also one who makes or sells
dishes, and, in the kitchen, also a dishwasher; cf. PATINARIUS
PATINA, PATENA, a pot, pan, dish, plate; also food, eating, a dish,
or cookery in general in which sense it corresponds to our
"cuisine"
PATINARIUS, a glutton, gormandizer, also a pile of dishes, also
the craftsman who makes and the merchant who sells dishes as well as
the scullion who washes them
PATINA APICIANA, ℞ 141; ---- APUA, ℞ 138-9, 146; ---- DE
ASPARAGIS, ℞ 132-33; ---- DE CYDONIIS, ℞ 163; ---- EX LACTE,
℞ 140; ---- EX LARIDIS ET CEREBELLIS, ℞ 147; ---- FRISILIS,
℞ 131; ---- EX RUSTICIS, ℞ 134; ---- DE ROSIS, ℞ 136;
---- DE LACERTIS, ℞ 152; ---- DE LUPO, ℞ 158; ---- DE
PERSICIS, ℞ 160; ---- EX URTICA, ℞ 162; ---- EX SOLEIS,
℞ 154; ---- EX PISCIBUS, ℞ 155-7, 486; ---- MULLIS, ℞ 148;
---- QUIBUSLIBET, ℞ 149; ---- ALIA PISCIUM, ℞ 150; ----
SOLEARUM EX OVIS, ℞ 487; ---- QUOTIDIANA, ℞ 122, 142; ----
VERSATILIS, ℞ 129, 143; ---- ZOMORE, ℞ 153; ---- DE PIRIS,
℞ 161; ---- DE SORBIS, ℞ 159; ---- DE SAMBUCO, ℞ 135;
---- DE CUCURBITIS, ℞ 137
PAVO, peacock, ℞ 54
Peaches, a dish of, ℞ 160
Peacock, Book VI, ℞ 54
Pears, ℞ 22, 161
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