The birth of a legendary actress, an empire-wide decree, and a song that united the world.
The birth of a legendary actress, an empire-wide decree, and a song that united the world.
Olisipo (modern-day Lisbon) was for centuries the Roman Empire’s main supplier of garum, the exotic sardine-based sauce that enchanted Julius Caesar. Much of that cuisine has resisted time and can now be tasted in Lisbon’s restaurants.
“Meatfluencers” are telling their followers to eat a carnivorous diet — ideally including raw liver and animal testicles — to cure so-called “diseases of civilization.” Yet even the Roman legionaries and German soldiers they hold up as examples of masculinity might have had something to say about that.
Bring your togas and laurel wreaths, just watch out where you snap your ancient selfie.