Vomitoria in ancient Rome: how used?

The idea that ancient Romans had vomitoriums for overeating is a myth; they were actually passageways for crowds. The term “vomitorium” was first used in a fifth-century work, and was later misused by Aldous Huxley. Other interesting facts about Ancient Rome include paying to use public urinals and lefties being demonized. Of all the ludicrous […]

What’s the meaning of “All roads lead to Rome”?

The idiom “All roads lead to Rome” means different methods lead to the same result, originating from the Roman Empire’s intricate road system. The phrase has taken on a figurative meaning in modern times, adding flavor to everyday speech. “All roads lead to Rome” is an English idiom meaning that different methods of doing something […]

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