Specimen Acad. Erudita Veterum Convivia Sistens
"Specimen Acad. Erudita Veterum Convivia Sistens" offers a scholarly exploration of ancient banquets, providing insight into the customs and traditions of the classical world. Authored by Petrus Ekerman and Erland Colliander, this work delves into the historical significance of convivial gatherings in ancient societies. The book examines the rituals, social dynamics, and cultural meanings associated with these events.
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