Frescos of three vignettes of fruit, Casa dei Cervi, Herculaneum
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Fructuum apotheca[1], scilicet malorum persicorum et amygdalorum in frondibus pendentium, nucum avellanarum necnon ficorum siccorum in vase vitreo iacentium, vinique et aquae in aliis vasis vitreis, in pictura murali Romana monstratur olim in Pompeiorum ruinis reperta, hodie in museo archaeologico nationali Neapolitano servata.
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- Lise Hannestad, Mad og drikke i det antikke Rom (Hafniae, 1979) p. 131
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