Usages of far
Mater hodie panem domi facere vult, itaque ancillam iubet far ex arca ferre.
Mother wants to make bread at home today, and so she orders the maid to bring spelt from the chest.
Ancilla far in cribrum fundit, ne lapilli in massa maneant.
The maid pours the spelt into a sieve, so that little stones may not remain in the dough.
Mater dicit: “Far cribrato et fermentum parvum addito.”
Mother says: “Sift the spelt and add a little leaven.”
Ancilla far per cribrum fundit, deinde fermentum parvum addit.
The maid pours the spelt through the sieve, then adds a little leaven.
Ancilla far cribrat, ne lapilli in massa maneant.
The maid sifts the spelt, so that little stones may not remain in the dough.
In confarreatione far et sacrificium adhibentur.
Spelt and a sacrifice are used in the religious marriage rite.
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