- oenogarum
oenogarum, ī, n. (οἰνόγαρον), eine mit garum angemachte Weinbrühe, Apic. 1, 32 u.a. – Dav. oenogarātus, a, um, mit einer Weinbrühe bereitet, Apic. 8, 329 u. 379.
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