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Thermopolium Pompi
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Thermopolium Pompi

We served hot meals there (in Greek, thermos jug means "warmth" and polo "to buy"), drinks (wines, infused hot water or not). It was a small very busy shop, of the type(chap) inn, with in particular the famous counter in the shape of L, block of masonry including earthenware pots cooked and dressed in marble plate.

These establishments offered a service of restoration(catering) and drink to all those who did not have the means or the desire(envy) to cook, tenants and subtenants, travelers, foreigners and eccentrics. This clientele of modest and sometimes doubtful condition gave them a mediocre reputation. One of his(her) characters these Greeks in coat and these slaves thieves Plaute for example made curse who come to get drunk of the product of their rapines1 there.
Wow what a fantastic background and journaling, I love the beautiful pictures and colors!
 
Wow! How interesting. Love that you explained that mavelous counter--it caught my eye immediately. How sad that it's reputation became tainted as it looks like a fun place to go. Your colors and warm glow have made it most inviting.
 
I remember stopping at this exact spot on our tour! I love your photos and layout, and how it focuses on this intriguing part of the city's history.
 
beautiful warm colors to go with these photos. i enjoy reading about the history.
 

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