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L(ucius) Calidius Eroticus / sibi et Fanniae Voluptati v(ivus) f(ecit) / copo(!) computemus habes vini |(sextarium) I pani(s) / a(sse) I pulmentar(ium) a(ssibus) II convenit puell(a) / a(ssibus) VIII et hoc convenit faenum / mulo a(ssibus) II iste mulus me ad factum / dabit CIL 09, 02689.

L(ucius) Calidius Eroticus / sibi et Fanniae Voluptati v(ivus)

f(ecit) / copo(!) computemus habes vini |(sextarium) I pani(s)

/ a(sse) I pulmentar(ium) a(ssibus) II convenit puell(a) /

a(ssibus) VIII et hoc convenit faenum / mulo a(ssibus) II iste

mulus me ad factum / dabit

CIL 09, 02689.

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El hombre de las narices (en catalán, home dels nassos) es un personaje mitológico cuya tradición se mantiene en Cataluña, así como también en otros lugares de España como La Rioja, Teruel, Navarra, Álava, Burgos, etc…, y que tiene tantas narices (en otros lugares también ojos u orejas el día anterior al 31 de diciembre) como los días que quedan del año (es decir, cada día que pasa pierde una nariz). Sólo se le puede ver a fin de año, el día 31 de diciembre.
Hombre de las narices - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

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experiencegreece: This picture makes you wonder. We are in the region of Thace and the archaeological site is called Mesimvria-Zoni. Somewhere in the coast between Alexandroupoli and Komotini this remarkable ancient town proves that Greeks from Thace were an exceptional tribe. They actually invented in-house air conditioning ages ago! We are looking at the floor of a house. This part was covered with soil and these pitchers (kanatia or κανάτια in Greek) gather the humidity during winter and release it back in the summer. No further comments!

experiencegreece:

This picture makes you wonder. We are in the region of Thace and the archaeological site is called Mesimvria-Zoni. Somewhere in the coast between Alexandroupoli and Komotini this remarkable ancient town proves that Greeks from Thace were an exceptional tribe. They actually invented in-house air conditioning ages ago!

We are looking at the floor of a house. This part was covered with soil and these pitchers (kanatia or κανάτια in Greek) gather the humidity during winter and release it back in the summer.

No further comments!