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...t had become a sophisticated enterprise by the time the [[:en:Ancient Rome|Roman Empire]] came into being. ...ent taste in Rome, improved over the "medicinal taste" of [[Wikipedia:Gaul|Gaul]]'s similar cheeses by [[:en:smoking (cooking)|smoking]]. Of cheeses from o ...

...t had become a sophisticated enterprise by the time the [[:en:Ancient Rome|Roman Empire]] came into being. ...ent taste in Rome, improved over the "medicinal taste" of [[Wikipedia:Gaul|Gaul]]'s similar cheeses by [[:en:smoking (cooking)|smoking]]. Of cheeses from o ...

...ron that Roman colonists took it with them when they settled in southern [[Gaul]], where it was extensively cultivated until Rome's fall. With this fall, E ...

...ron that Roman colonists took it with them when they settled in southern [[Gaul]], where it was extensively cultivated until Rome's fall. With this fall, E ...

...ron that Roman colonists took it with them when they settled in southern [[Gaul]], where it was extensively cultivated until Rome's fall. With this fall, E ...

[[:en:Berne zinc tablet|ベルンの亜鉛板]]は[[:en:Roman Gaul|ローマ・ゴール]]時代に作られた奉納額で、ほとんどが亜鉛の合金でできている。 ...

...y the Celtic people, such as the north of Portugal and Galicia, the former Gaul and the British islands, before the introduction in these countries, of the ...eja’ (from cerevisia < cervesia) derives from an older Celtic term used in Gaul. During the Reconquista, many knights from Northern Europe preferred beer t ...

...y the Celtic people, such as the north of Portugal and Galicia, the former Gaul and the British islands, before the introduction in these countries, of the ...eja’ (from cerevisia < cervesia) derives from an older Celtic term used in Gaul. During the Reconquista, many knights from Northern Europe preferred beer t ...

[[File:Hemmoorer Eimer.jpg|upright|thumb|Late Roman brass bucket – the [[Hemmoor]]er Eimer from Warstade, Germany, second to th ...d smithsonite. The pills were used for sore eyes and were found aboard the Roman ship [[Relitto del Pozzino]], wrecked in 140&nbsp;BC. ...

[[File:Hemmoorer Eimer.jpg|upright|thumb|Late Roman brass bucket – the [[Hemmoor]]er Eimer from Warstade, Germany, second to th ...d smithsonite. The pills were used for sore eyes and were found aboard the Roman ship [[Relitto del Pozzino]], wrecked in 140&nbsp;BC. ...