"pondus Judaeus" meaning in English

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          "text": "Epispasm was generally enacted according to Celsus, but also with the aid of the so-called pondus Judaeus or \"Jewish weight\"; a long, funnel-shaped copper or leather tube encasing the penis and clasping the skin that was drawn down by force of weights.",
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        "(historical) A weight attached to the penis in order to restore the foreskin to someone who has been circumcised, chiefly with reference to Jews in Ancient Rome."
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