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Plinius secundus maior, 23- 79 A. D.
The Romans, Tacitus and Plinius, wrote about amber, its origin and trade.
Plinius called it an‘urbs magnifica,' an important city.
Name obsidian comes from the Roman philosopher and naturalist C. Plinius Secundus.
And Plinius mentioned it as a binder for paints.
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Gaius Plinius Secundus was a Roman scholar, officer and procurator.
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Around 130 BC Plinius already commends the delicious taste of sauerkraut.
In a superb location in the heart of Como, near the lake and the train station,stands the Hotel Plinius.
Plinius reported that Nero watched the gladiator battles through an emerald.
Under the name of Salvia, the plant was described in the works of the Romans, Plinius, Dioscorides and Galen.
According to Plinius and Strabon, the name of the cape and its offshore islands is derived from the name of the Siren Leucosia.
The term"Zythos" or"Zythus" can be found in the works of many greek and roman writers,such as Plinius or Herodot.
The famous Roman author Plinius attributes the invention of this anchor to the Greek Eulampy, others contend that it was invented by King Midas.
But not only, alreadyin the time of the Romans the diuretic properties of the plant were well-known, which thanks to Plinius was applied as an extraordinary medicine in"chest and back pains.
Hotel Hotel Plinius brings you elegant and comfortable accommodation in a central location, set between the lake and Como town centre.
After having worked as editor on the printing of the B.-Rhenanus-edition of Plinius 1530, for the editions of 1535 and 1539 he acted as publisher and also added his own commentaries.
Dyes were made with different formulas, mixing henna with other herbs for reddish hairs,saffron flowers for blond hair and a weird recipe recommended by Plinius the Elder to dye the hair of black color.
I have traveled the whole world, Admiral Plinius, but I must admit that I have never seen a place as beautiful as this.
In the vicinity there are two well-known Japanese restaurants, Shiro and Poporoya, and many Italian restaurants and'pizzerias', bars, a post office, pharmacies, an Esselunga and a Carrefour supermarket,fitness centres and the Plinius multiplex cinema.
The great alchemist and the healer Plinius said that if with slices of meat to throw a leaf of a plantain into a copper- meat will grow together.
In addition, his published books include three novels, two short story collections, two poetry anthologies, a play,the poetic work“A Song of Praise for Riga” by Basilius Plinius, a catalogue for the Museum of Occupation, as well as several publications about Riga.
In his work Historica naturalis the Roman historian Plinius the Elder(23-79 A.D.) described natural alum stone and the salts obtained from it as"alumen"; the salts were probably used by the Egyptians around 1000 B. C.
Wigs were usually made with human hair; blond hair came from German slaves and black hair from India. Dyes were made with different formulas, mixing henna with other herbs for reddish hairs,saffron flowers for blond hair and a weird recipe recommended by Plinius the Elder to dye the hair of black color:"applying leeches that have rotten in red wine for 40 days, and, with the juice obtained of that, to colorize the hair”.
The above mentioned fact of matter,which had been already familiar to Plinius Secundus, also provides information about the fact that the medical doctor not only acts as a land owner who registers the inalienable substance of the labor-force, the body, in his(land) register(katatrieren, Kataster), but also that he, in a general-staff-like manner, vivisects and maps cartographically thinking and feeling as well.
It's suitable for all complaints of the gastrointestinal tract",said Dioscorides and"helps against snake bites" affirmed Plinius, while the common Herbarium of Venice of 1522 recommended it against pains of the pelvis and the"matrix.
The mineral and the phenomenon of magnetism were known inWestern and Eastern antique civilizations.- Plinius the Elder(23-70 A.D.) wrote that Nicander of Colophon reported that a shepherd called Magnes had noted(in very ancient times) that the nails of his shoes and the iron ferrule of his staff clung to the rocks on Mount Ida… magnes appellatus est ab inventore, ut auctor est Nicander in Ida repertus invenisse autem fertur clavis crepidarum, baculi cuspide haerentibus, cum armenta pasceret.
Since the Greeks, this"resin" has been regarded as a kind ofnatural honey, deposited on the trees, or as Plinius described it, an azure blue dew, falling on the star tops of the trees and therefore called"sweat of heaven","airy honey" or"saliva of the stars.
The Romans arrived during the reign of Tiberius(14-37), and, according to Plinius senior, first they established a settlement on the hills nearby under the name"Oppidum Scarbantia Iulia.