The Ancient Germans

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  “For their drink, they draw a liquor from barley or other grain; and ferment the same, so as to make it resemble wine. Nay, they who dwell upon the bank of the Rhine deal in wine. Their food is very simple; wild fruit, fresh venison, or coagulated milk. They banish hunger without formality, without curious dressing and curious fare. In extinguishing thirst, they use not equal temperance. If you will but humour their excess in drinking, and supply them with as much as they covet, it will be no less easy to vanquish them by vices than by arms.” —Tacitus (56 - 120 AD)  Germany

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Not moving as fast as I once was. Been fighting off some kind of crud. Not much energy left at the end of a day except to get home, eat, fall down and not get up again until the next morning. Can’t stay awake long enough to read much less write. Hope it passes soon. Until next time, here’s more journal Art. 




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