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From the egg to the apples

simple breakfast bread honey cheese dates, dried fruit olives

simple lunch bread fruits & veggies leftovers

dinner For most folks: Wheat porridge For the wealthy…

atrium atrium triclinium triclinium tres lecti tres lecti tres homines per lectum tres homines per lectum lectus mensa

eat while reclining eat while reclining reach with right hand reach with right hand use only 3 fingers use only 3 fingers belch frequently belch frequently

Used when you frequently wash your hands Carry home leftovers!

Gustatio “Appetizers” eggs veggies, olives shellfish mulsum=honey & wine

Prima Mensa “Main Course” meat pork poultry fish usually not beef

to the household gods Lares

Secunda Mensa “Desserts” honey-cakes fruits

Comissatio “Drinking party” perfume & flower petals in wine entertainment music story-telling poetry acrobats Roll the dice and choose the Rex Bibendi!

Bacchus

common beverage watered down finest=Falernian BEER? That’s for barbarians!

dormice!

peacock… tongues!

Rotten fish gut sauce! garum factory

Apicius’ cookbook 1 st century A.D.

Petronius’ “Satyricon” Petronius’ “Satyricon” “Cena Trimalchionis” “Cena Trimalchionis” The Dinner Party of Trimalchio The Dinner Party of Trimalchio

1. ientaculum 2. prandium 3. cena: gustatio 4. cena: prima mensa 5. cena: secunda mensa