roman food, meals, and agriculture Flashcards

1
Q

what was the easiest choice of all domestic meals

A

pork

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2
Q

flesh furnished for banquets

A

exta

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3
Q

dormous

A

glīs/nītēdula

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4
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how was glīs/nītēdula considered in rome

A

a great delicacy

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5
Q

seafood

A

piscis

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6
Q

salted and dried fish, eggs, and cheese

A

tȳrotarīchus

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7
Q

salted and dried fish

A

tarīchos

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8
Q

mullet fish

A

mullus

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9
Q

turbot

A

rhombus

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10
Q

fish sauce from sturgeon or mackerel

A

garum/liquāmen

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11
Q

how was garum/liquāmen made

A

cooked in sea water and fermented for several months

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12
Q

fish sauce from tuna or any kind of brine

A

muria

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13
Q

tuna

A

thunnus

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14
Q

residue from the making of the fish sauce or cheap home made fish sauce from common fish given to slaves

A

allēc

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15
Q

mill

A

mola

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16
Q

more elaborate type of mola

A

trapētum

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17
Q

lower millstone

A

mēta

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18
Q

upper millstone

A

catillus

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19
Q

press used to make the olives

A

torcular/preculum

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20
Q

dark and bitter liquid composed of the impurities removed from
the pressing of the olive used as fertilize

A

amurca

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21
Q

what was first pressing olive oil used for

A

cosmetics

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22
Q

what was second pressing olive oil used for

A

cooking

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23
Q

what was third pressing olive oil used for

A

fuel for lamps

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24
Q

olive oil

A

oleum (olīvum)

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preparation of the olive
epitȳrum
26
list the 3 steps of epitȳrum
1. removal of stones 2. chopping of the pulp 3. seasoning with vinegar, coriander seeds, cumin, fennel, mint
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fruits
mala
28
peach
mālum Persicum
29
pomegranate
mālum Pūnicum
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apricot
mālum Armeniacum
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currant
mālum Corinthum
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(circular loaves of) bread
panes
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best bread made of pure wheat flour
pānis siligneus
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common bread made of coarse flour and/or bran
pānis plēbēius
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army bread
pānis castrēnsis
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dark bread
pānis sordidus
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country bread
pānis rūsticus
38
pot-herbs
herbae pulmentāriae
39
vegetable garden
hortus holitōrius
40
porridge
puls
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how was puls made
mushed far with water
42
porridge eaters or "countrymen"
pultiphagōnidae
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who referrred to pultiphagōnidae as countrymen
plautus
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drinks
pōtūs
45
water
aqua
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grape juice
mustum
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vat-like jar used to ferment mustum into wine
dōlium
48
cell for fermenting wine where jars were left uncovered for nine days
vīnāria cella
49
wine
vinum
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vinegar
acetum
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tasteless wine/vinegar
vappa
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honeyed wine
mulsum
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how was mulsum made
four parts wine, one part honey
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honeyed water
mulsa
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how was mulsa made
one part honey, two parts water
56
grape jelly/juice, new wine
sapa/dēfrutum/dēfritum
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watered down vinegar
posca
58
breakfast
iēntāculum
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midday siesta
merīdiātiō
60
lunch
prandium
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dinner
cena
62
appetizer
gustātiō/prōmulsis/gustus/antecēna
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main course
fercula
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dessert
secunda mēnsa
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when were prayers and offerings done during a meal
before secunda mēnsa
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supper
merenda/vesperna
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banquet/drinking pary
convīvium
68
drinking party
comissātiō/compōtātiō
69
Greek for “a drinking together”
symposium
70
early & long banqet
convīvium tempestīvum
71
when did convīvium tempestīvum begin
before the 9th hour
72
unwelcomed guests
umbrae
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common foods the romans did not have
- rice, pasta, potato, corn, sugar - tomatoes, oranges, bananas, strawberries, raspberries - chocolate, coffee, tea - distilled spirits
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tenant farmer
colōnus
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pleasure estate
vīlla urbāna/pseudourbāna
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framework for growing vines
pergula
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plough
arātrum
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how many times were field to be plowed
twice
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in what manner were fields supposed to be plowed
- first time: straight | - second time: sloping
80
how many times did pliny the younger think fields shohuld be plowed
9
81
what were cato's rules of farming (3)
1. plough well 2. plough well 3. manure well
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gardens
horti
83
personal garden
xystus
84
what plants did xystus have
flowers-- roses, lillies, violets
85
garden for driving or riding
hippodromus
86
gardens for walking or being carried in a lectīca
gestātiōnēs
87
alfalfa plant
medica
88
rotation of crops
medica