Vente quid levius? Fulgur. Quid fulgure? Flamma. Flamma quid? Mulier. Quid muliere? Nihil! What is lighter than the wind? Lightning. What is lighter than lightning? Fire. What lighter than a fire? A woman. What lighter than a woman? Nothing! A Woman's Work is Never Done The women of antiquity Displayed their great ability To turn a house into a home In places far removed from Rome. In Athens, Egypt, Celtia, In Babylon, Germania, In Machu Picchu worlds away The women made the holiday. They cleaned their homes, they cooked great meals, They heeded every child's appeals. They honored gods and spouses, too, And rose each day to start anew. this is a lovely gift by Senex Caecilius

The Discussions of Vita Feminea Antiqua:

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Professions of Women in Antiquity

Slaves and Servants
Mother Earth
Professions of Ancient Women

Women of Lesser Known Cultures

Women of Africa

Women of the Orient

Women of SouthEast Asia
Women of India
Women of China
Women of Japan

Ancient Cookery

Very Ancient Cookery
Grandmothers Favorite Recipes
Greek and Roman Recipes

Women of the Near East

The Levant
Mesopotamian Women

Women of Rome

Famous Roman women
Octavia Minor and Antonia Minor
Livilla!

Religion

Roman Goddesses
Priestesses in the Ancient World
Women and Spirituality
Women Goddesses in Greek Mythology

Taberna Ariannae

In Honour of Gaius Traianus Marcius
"I Am..." Short Story Thread
In Vino Veritas
Ars Poetica Feminea
Rogate! Ask Away!
Ioca et Ludi Tabernenses
Lessons Learned
The Gallery

The Ancient Seers

The Sybil of Cumae
The Furies

Women of Egypt

Egyptian Links
Famous Egyptian Women

Women of Europe

Women of Etruria
Women of Celtia
Women of Middle Ages and the Renaissance
Women of Germania

Links

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Book Recommendations

Women of Greece

Bronze Age Women
Famous Greek women
Women of Classical Times

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