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History of Inebriating and of Unfermented Drinks.-1. Various
kinds of Intoxicating Substances. 2. Obstructions to
Fermentation in Hot Countries. 3. Boiling of Wines
mentioned by Pliny, Columella, Mr. Buckingham, and
others. 4. Drugs mixed with the Juice of the Grape,
shown by Columella, Pliny, Homer, Lowth, &c. 5. Dif-
ferent kinds of Wine, innumerable, proved from Virgil,
Pliny, Columella, &c. 6. Various meanings of the
word Wine. 7. Receipts for making Unfermented
Wine, from Columella and Pliny. 8. "Vinum Lixi-
vum," Semper Dulce," "Aigleuces," &c. 9. Testi-
mony of Aristotle concerning Wines that would not in-
toxicate; of Polybius, Pliny, Horace, and Plutarch. 10.
Dilution of Wines. 11. Grecian Wines. 12. Roman
Wines; Opimian, Falernian the only Wine that would
burn. 10. Inerticulum, or Amethystos, Sober Wine;
Cato's Family Wine, &c. 14. Pliny and Dr. Ure on
Filtering Wines, and thereby preventing Fermentation.
15. "Utilissimum Vinum" of Pliny. 16. Plutarch on
Wines that would not intoxicate. 17. Theophrastus,

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