The Loaded Table: Representations of Food in Roman Literature

Chester F. Natunewicz · Emily Gowers

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An approach to eating barbarian spinach and Roman bacon - the comedies of Plautus black pudding - Roman satire (Horace, Persius, Juvenal) a taste of things to come - invitation poems (Catullus 13, Martial, Pliny Epistle 1.15) garlic breath - Horace Epode 3.

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