What Did Roman Soldiers Eat?
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Date: 2022-12-29
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peter
WHEAT, untreated and not ' processed ' in modern factories; BUT fresh as harvested, is THE MOST PERFECT FUEL, / FOOD for human beings. WE have been ' designed ' by our CREATOR GOD; THE MASTER ENGINEER OF ALL MATTER, FORCE ENERGY; TIME SPACE and DISTANCE. WE have corrupted, all good food, FROM THE GROUND. NOW we have colon cancer, IBS, ( irritable bowel syndrome) diabetes, and a whole host of other ' modern ' health problems/diseases. IF WE FUELLED ourselves, as these HEALTHY Romans did, WE could also accomplish alot more physically, other than texting/getting obese and lazy. YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT AND DRINK. Eat salt (dozens of forms, fat and sugar, and see what you will become. Watch the waddling people, in your towns/cities. And, at the hospitals, etc. STAY AWAY FROM ANYTHING, COMING OUT OF A FACTORY.
'' Spade to Spoon ' i command!
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WHEAT, untreated and not ' processed ' in modern factories; BUT fresh as harvested, is THE MOST PERFECT FUEL, / FOOD for human beings. WE have been ' designed ' by our CREATOR GOD; THE MASTER ENGINEER OF ALL MATTER, FORCE ENERGY; TIME SPACE and DISTANCE. WE have corrupted, all good food, FROM THE GROUND. NOW we have colon cancer, IBS, ( irritable bowel syndrome) diabetes, and a whole host of other ' modern ' health problems/diseases. IF WE FUELLED ourselves, as these HEALTHY Romans did, WE could also accomplish alot more physically, other than texting/getting obese and lazy. YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT AND DRINK. Eat salt (dozens of forms, fat and sugar, and see what you will become. Watch the waddling people, in your towns/cities. And, at the hospitals, etc. STAY AWAY FROM ANYTHING, COMING OUT OF A FACTORY.
'' Spade to Spoon ' i command!
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Patrick
You know you can get sick if you eat rabbit if their liver is full of white spots it's called spotted fever she'll Jack you up boy yeah a lot of guys and where I used to go hunt now in Colorado they wouldn't eat the rabbits until it got cold and that's what killed off the spot of fever
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You know you can get sick if you eat rabbit if their liver is full of white spots it's called spotted fever she'll Jack you up boy yeah a lot of guys and where I used to go hunt now in Colorado they wouldn't eat the rabbits until it got cold and that's what killed off the spot of fever
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Maggie
i live in manchester england we have a roman ruin which was an auditorium they dug up medals pottery and some other stuff our city was called mancunia back then it's really worth a visit be i think we will always be known for being cottonopalis and of course our contribution to music
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i live in manchester england we have a roman ruin which was an auditorium they dug up medals pottery and some other stuff our city was called mancunia back then it's really worth a visit be i think we will always be known for being cottonopalis and of course our contribution to music
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Alejandro
The Romans ate a substance called food it consists of cereals & grains, Meats, Dairy, cheese, fruits and vegetables. They all are made for human consumption, I've tried some and it's very delicious you can't go days without food.
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The Romans ate a substance called food it consists of cereals & grains, Meats, Dairy, cheese, fruits and vegetables. They all are made for human consumption, I've tried some and it's very delicious you can't go days without food.
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Chris
It sound like some of the common beverages might have been a type of fermented slightly fizzy drink which is full of probiotics. With such large salt rations, I'm betting they would have eaten pickled vegetables too.
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It sound like some of the common beverages might have been a type of fermented slightly fizzy drink which is full of probiotics. With such large salt rations, I'm betting they would have eaten pickled vegetables too.
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Prometheus
Really? You can't just tell the obviously interesting story of how Roman soldiers ate, you had to mess it up with really, really poor jokes and unnecessary memes? What a pity.
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Really? You can't just tell the obviously interesting story of how Roman soldiers ate, you had to mess it up with really, really poor jokes and unnecessary memes? What a pity.
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Arina
I know Mongolian cavalry soldiers eat a lot of meat, and they march with large amount of livestock at the same time. So that they can get meat and milk, even blood any time.
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I know Mongolian cavalry soldiers eat a lot of meat, and they march with large amount of livestock at the same time. So that they can get meat and milk, even blood any time.
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Jeff
The narrator really does have a great voice. Sounds very smooth and professional, like you'd expect out of a documentary with a budget.
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The narrator really does have a great voice. Sounds very smooth and professional, like you'd expect out of a documentary with a budget.
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Caligula
These people were tougher, I dont care if your tough now (regardless your background/training) these people were tougher than you!
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These people were tougher, I dont care if your tough now (regardless your background/training) these people were tougher than you!
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Highlander
I saw an article one time about Roman Soldiers who ate a pork dish we today call Porchetta. Said to be about same recipe.
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I saw an article one time about Roman Soldiers who ate a pork dish we today call Porchetta. Said to be about same recipe.
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Kay
Salt is so important that even now people in India use the sentence I can't betray the land from where I consumed by salt
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Salt is so important that even now people in India use the sentence I can't betray the land from where I consumed by salt
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Drunk
I cant believe that 240, 000 people wanted to know what the Romans ate.
Most people dont know what their kids eat.
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I cant believe that 240, 000 people wanted to know what the Romans ate.
Most people dont know what their kids eat.
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Pradyumn
There's a type of curry called Pulusu here in South India. Don't know if it has anything to do with the Roman Puls
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There's a type of curry called Pulusu here in South India. Don't know if it has anything to do with the Roman Puls
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Alexandre
You should explore Spices from the world and their use in all cultures: prices, properties, trade, etc.
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You should explore Spices from the world and their use in all cultures: prices, properties, trade, etc.
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