Roman Farm Management 8 0
Roman Farm Management 8 0
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There are some who put a good pasture first, and I am amongthem. " Our ancestors were wont to call them not _prala_, as we do, but_parata_ (because they are always ready for use). The sedile CaesarVopicus, in pleading a cause before the Censors, once said that theprairie of Rosea was the nurse of Italy, because if one left hissurveying instruments there on the ground over night they were lostnext day in the growth of the grass. [63] (_A digression on the maintenance of vineyards_) VIII. There b...e those who assert that the cost of maintaining avineyard eats up the profit. What kind of vineyard? I ask. For thereare several: in one the vines grow on the ground without props, as inSpain; in another, which is the kind common in Italy, the vines climband are trained either separately on props or one with another on atrellis, which last is what is called marrying the vine. There arefour kinds of trellis in use--made out of poles, of reeds, of ropesand of vines themselves, which are in use respectively in Falerum, inArpinum, in Brundisium and in Mediolanum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are some who put a good pasture first, and I am amongthem. " Our ancestors were wont to call them not _prala_, as we do, but_parata_ (because they are always ready for use). The sedile CaesarVopicus, in pleading a cause before the Censors, once said that theprairie of Rosea was the nurse of Italy, because if one left hissurveying instruments there on the ground over night they were lostnext day in the growth of the grass. [63] (_A digression on the maintenance of vineyards_) VIII. There b...e those who assert that the cost of maintaining avineyard eats up the profit. What kind of vineyard? I ask. For thereare several: in one the vines grow on the ground without props, as inSpain; in another, which is the kind common in Italy, the vines climband are trained either separately on props or one with another on atrellis, which last is what is called marrying the vine. There arefour kinds of trellis in use--made out of poles, of reeds, of ropesand of vines themselves, which are in use respectively in Falerum, inArpinum, in Brundisium and in Mediolanum.
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