| William Henry Smyth - 1828 - 380 trang
...regulations of the sumptuary laws: " The products of the earth," he says, in a letter to Fabius Gallus, " being excepted out of the restrictions of that act,...high a taste, that nothing can be more palatable." The large tracts of garden-ground every where devoted to the cultivation of artichokes, brought to... | |
| William Henry Smyth - 1828 - 392 trang
...regulations of the sumptuary laws : " The products of the earth," he says, in a letter to Fabius Gallus, " being excepted out of the restrictions of that act,...them in so high a taste, that nothing can be more palatable."1 The large tracts of garden-ground every where devoted to the cultivation of artichokes,... | |
| Marcus Tullius Cicero - 1848 - 884 trang
...I owe it to the frugal regulations of the sumptuary law'. The products of the earth being eicepted out of the restrictions of that act ; our elegant...a dish of this sort, at the inauguration feast of Lentulue *, that I was seized with a diarrhoea, which has never ceased till this day. Thus yon see,... | |
| George Barrell Cheever - 1849 - 240 trang
...so may he be a glutton upon vegetables. "Our elegant eaters," says Cicero, in one of his letters, " in order to bring vegetables into fashion, have found...at the inauguration feast of Lentulus, that I was attacked with a disorder which has never ceased till this day. Thus you see that I, who have withstood... | |
| George Barrell Cheever - 1853 - 406 trang
...so may he be a glutton upon vegetables. "Our elegant eaters," says Cicero, in one of his letters, " in order to bring vegetables into fashion, have found...at the inauguration feast of Lentulus, that I was attacked with a disorder which has never ceased till this day. Thus you see that I, who have withstood... | |
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