corbis (general term, especially a larger sort of basket, in husbandry, for collecting fruits: corbis messoria): fiscus (a wicker-basket for holding money): qualus or qualum (a closely-compacted wicker-basket of a conical shape, through which oil and must were strained: it also served other purposes in husbandry): quasillus (a lady’s work-basket): canistrum (κάναστρον or κανῆς, a basket for bread, fruits, etc.): calathus (κάλαθος, a basket for wool or flowers, in the form of an open lily): sporta (a hand-basket made of broom, rushes, or willow: served, according to Asc., ad Cic. I, Verr., 8, p. 280, ed. Schütz, also to hold money): panarium (bread-basket): scirpea (made of rushes): a little basket, corbicula: corbula: fiscella: fiscellus: quasillus: sportula; sportella (in these sportulae the clients at the sumptuous banquets of rich patrons received their portions).