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Caupona | Inn | |
Cellarius | wine steward | |
Cena | supper | |
Cives | citizens | |
Clavi | broad purple stripe | |
Client | the social climbers of their day: artists, politicians, poorer Romans | |
Coci | cook, chef | |
Consularis | as in the phrase, locus consularis, place of honor | |
Convivium | banquet | |
Cubicula | bedroom | |
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Dignitas | dignity | |
Divis | divine | |
Dominus | lord or master | |
Domina | lady or mistress | |
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Epyterium | olive paste | |
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Fascia | brassiere | |
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Garum | fermented fish sauce | |
Gravitas | seriousness, dignity | |
Gustum | Appetizers | |
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Horologium | clock | |
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Ientaculum | breakfast | |
Imperator | Emperor | |
Imus | last | |
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Lectus | bed | |
Locus | place | |
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Mappae | tablecloth, napkin | |
Medius | middle | |
Mensa | table | |
Matrona | lady of the house | |
Nomenclator | at a feast, the servant who announced the next course | |
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Oenogarum | garum with wine | |
Ornatrix | female servant, maid | |
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Palla | shawl | |
Patronus | patron or host | |
Passum | raisin wine | |
Popina | tavern, usually serving hot foot | |
Prandium | lunch | |
Prima | first | |
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Secunda | second | |
Stola | dress | |
Strophium | brassiere | |
Summus | first | |
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Taberna | shop or store | |
Tabularium | Office, usually | |
Toga candida | white toga | |
Toga picta | purple toga embroidered with gold palm leaves | |
Toga praetexta | toga with a broad purple stripe, worn by boys and senators | |
Toga pulla | black toga, worn from mourning | |
Toga trabea | a priestly garment with purple and scarlet stripes | |
Toga virilis | the "manly gown" assumed by boys coming of age: a white toga | |
Triclinium | large, beautifully decorated dining room; also the beds that guests reclined on to eat | |
Tunica | tunic | |
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unctor | male servant, masseur | |
Urbs | the city | |
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Vestis cenatoria | evening or dining clothes | |
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Zona | belt |