|  | From Bob Schulties, your About Today Editor I feel like no matter what I do, life is going too quickly. I wonder if folks from the past felt the same way. I mean, what if we transported an ancient Roman to the present day -- would they help slow us down, or would they be like, "Quis est is iPad?" and "Qua est meus geminus mocha Chai latte? EGO have a yoga dictata." | | Roman Meals N.S. Gill, our Guide to Ancient/Classical History, writes, "...even most rich Romans would have eaten more modestly." Oh, no! My ideas about ancient Roman feasts are somewhat wrong? Makes me wonder what Romans would have thought of our tailgate parties. | Roman Wines I can't be the only one who thinks of enormous vessels of wine when thinking about Roman times. | Roman Aqueducts This, along with the wine, is what I typically think about when I think about the Romans. There were nine aqueducts and one was nearly 60 miles long? Man, that's even more impressive than I originally thought. | Roman Society Here's a great overview of how Roman society functioned. I guess it wasn't all togas and food fights. Wait, that was Animal House. Good ol' Bluto. | | | | Today Ads | | | | Featured Articles | | | | | More from About.com | | | | | | Bake Sale Bestsellers Make your next bake sale a profitable one with these irresistible recipes. More>
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