An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 1Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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Page 131
... Apicius , when having said on the testimony of Posidonius , that in Rome they preserved the memory of one Apicius who had outdone all men in gluttony ; he adds , that it was the same Apicius who had been the cause of Ruti- lius's exile ...
... Apicius , when having said on the testimony of Posidonius , that in Rome they preserved the memory of one Apicius who had outdone all men in gluttony ; he adds , that it was the same Apicius who had been the cause of Ruti- lius's exile ...
Page 132
... Apicius was for a long time given to several dishes , and made a kind of sect among the cooks . We have a treatise " De re Culinaria , " under the name of Caelius Apicius , which some critics judge ancient enough , though they do not ...
... Apicius was for a long time given to several dishes , and made a kind of sect among the cooks . We have a treatise " De re Culinaria , " under the name of Caelius Apicius , which some critics judge ancient enough , though they do not ...
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