URNA
A Smaller Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities · 1884 · p. 33
an urn, a Roman measure of capacity for fluids, equal to half an Amphora . This use of the term was probably founded upon its more general application to denote a ve el for holding water, or any other substance, either fluid or solid. An urn was used to receive the names of the judges ( judices ) in order that the praetor might draw out of it a sufficient number to determine causes: also to receive the ashes of the dead.
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