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Moretum is an herb
cheese spread that the
Ancient Romans ate with bread. A
typical moretum was made of herbs,
fresh cheese, salt, oil, and vinegar. Optionally...
- for
example in a poem long
ascribed to the first-century poet Virgil,
Moretum,
which contains the line: "et
Venerem revocans eruca morantem" ("and the...
- 15th
century m****cripts omit the
Catalepton and Ciris, but
insert the
Moretum,
Henry Nettleship suspects that
Suetonius referred only to the Culex, of...
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Roman age. The
ancient Romans used to eat a
similar paste called "
moretum",
which was made by
crushing garlic, salt, cheese, herbs,
olive oil, and...
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phrase was used in "
Moretum", a poem
belonging to the
Appendix Virgiliana,
describing (on the
surface at least) the
making of
moretum, a kind of herb and...
- that was
covered with
numerous toppings (such as
cheese spreads called moretum, and fruits) was
called adorea or
libum adoreum.
These flat
breads were...
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Francisci ****isiatis opuscula, Antverpiae, apud
Balthasarem Moretum, 1623...
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plantarum historia: quae accesserint,
proxima pagina docebit. Antwerp:
Ioannem Moretum. Dash, Mike (1999). Tulipomania: The
Story Of The World's Most Coveted...
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Croatian dessert Melt sandwich – Type of hot
sandwich containing cheese Moretum – Herb
cheese spread Mote de queso –
Colombian soup dish
Mozzarella sticks –...
- A re-creation of
moretum, an herb and
cheese spread eaten with bread...
