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. A dictionary of religious knowledge [electronic resource]: for popular and professional use, comprising full information on Biblical, theological, and ecclesiastical subjects . Ancient Italian Skin-bottles. From the delineationsin Herculaueum and Pompeii. rent and bound up, and also comprehend theallusion of our Lord to the danger of put-ting new wine, brisk and fermenting, into oldbottles, which it was likely would then burst.1So the single bottle of wine brought byZiba, 2 instead of being out of proportion tothe bread and fruits, contained, very prob-ably, a large quantity. The comparison, moreover, of a bottle in the smoke, 3 shriv-eled and dried up, is very intelligible. Be-. .Modern Oriental Water-skins. sides these skin-bottles, others of glass, met-al, and earthenware were also in use. Someof these have been discovered in Egypt andAssyria. Tear-bottles were employed, inwhich the tears of mourners were collected.4