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Neither can the cylindrical jar or bottle be justly deemed to occupy the position of the lorica, or carapace which we have before described.

He wore the armour of a Roman centurion—a lorica or cuirass, made of plates of bronze, fastened to a flexible body of leather; and cothurni, or a sort of laced boots, leaching to mid-leg.

It was an early term for short coats, jackets, and a sort of coat-of-mail or defensive lorica, or upper garment.

The animal is attached, as in the closely allied genus Tintinnus, by a peduncle to the bottom of the lorica.

The tube of the Œcistes is called a "lorica," or carapace; but it has in truth no right whatever to the appellation.