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Cookery and Dining in Imperial Rome

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Cookery and Dining in Imperial Rome

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{Rx} 103-6; ---- peeling of young v., {Rx} 66; to keep v. green, {Rx} 67, 188; ---- and brain pudding, {Rx} 131 Vehling, J. D., see Introduction; V. collection, p. 257 VENERIS OSTIUM, {Rx} 307 Venison, {Rx} 339-45 VENTREM, AD ----, {Rx} 68, 69, 70, 71; --ICULUM, {Rx} 285 VERMICULI, "little worms," noodles, vermicelli Vermouth, Roman, French, and Black Sea, different kinds of, {Rx} 3, seq. VERVEX, a wether-sheep, mutton VESTINUS, see Caseus, {Rx} 126 Vicaire, Georges, bibliographer, p. 18 VICIA, a kind of pulse, vetch VICTUS, way of life, diet; ---- TENUIS, reduced diet Vinaigrette, {Rx} 113, 336, 341 Vinidarius, Excerpts of, pp. 12, 21, 234 VINUM, wine; ---- CANDIDUM FACIES, {Rx} 8; many technical terms are given to wines, according to their qualities, such as ALBUM, CONDITUM, FUSCUM, NIGRUM, LIMPIDUM, ATRUM, DURUM, FULVUM, SANGUINEM, RUBENS, FIERI, BONUM, DULCE SUAVUM, FIRMUM, SALUBRE, DILUTUM, VAPIDUM, etc. These, as our modern terms, are employed to designate the "bouquet," color and other characteristics of wine. Then there are the names of the different brands coming from different parts, too numerous to mention. Furthermore there are wines of grapes, old and new, plain or distilled, raw or cooked, pure and diluted, natural or flavored, and the many different drinks made of grape wine with herbs and spices V. NIGRUM, "black wine," may be muddy wine in need of clarification; there is some slight doubt about this point. It appears that the vintner of old was much more tempted to foist unworthy stuff upon his customers than his colleague of today who is very much restricted by law and guided by his reputation VINUM also is any drink or liquor resembling grape wine, any home-made wine fermented or fresh. There is a V. EX NAPIS, ---- PALMEUM, ---- EX CAROTIS, ---- EX MILII SEMINE, ---- EX LOTO, ---- EX FICO, ---- EX PUNCICIS, ---- EX CORNIS, ---- EX MESPILIS, ---- EX SORBIS, ---- EX MORIS, ---- EX NUCLEIS PINEIS, ---- EX PIRIS, ---- EX MALIS, (cf. Pliny), resembling our cider, perry, berry wines and other drink or liquor made of fruit, berries, vegetables or

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