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History Forum / General / Ancient History / August 2007death milk tradition in Rome
I'm finally getting around watching HBO Rome II. In the the first episode, Calpurnia has someone put milk in the mouth of Ceaser's corpse (in a shocking way). I havent heard of this tradition of feeding the dead directly. Does anyone know about this? > I'm finally getting around watching HBO Rome II. > In the the first episode, Calpurnia has someone put > milk in the mouth of Ceaser's corpse (in a shocking way). > I havent heard of this tradition of feeding the dead > directly. Does anyone know about this? Go to the "Special features" section on the DVD. I believe it's under "all roads lead to Rome" or something similar, but you can turn on the text commentary which provides background/historical information on many of the customs & practices depicted in the series. |
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