Bell
(κώδων). Bells were used by the Romans for various purposes, for example, as children's toys (bells of this kind were found in catacombs) and as devices to signal the opening of public baths and help keep track of livestock. A basrelief discovered in Galata and dated to the reign of ... ...
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