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What did ancient Romans use a tricilium for?
If you mean a triclinium, it was a dining couch. They used it to recline on when they ate at a formal dinner. Triclinium could also mean the entire dining room as well as the couch.If you mean a triclinium, it was a dining couch. They used it to recline on when they ate at a formal dinner. Triclinium could also mean the entire dining room as well as the couch.If you mean a triclinium, it was a dining couch. They used it to recline on when they ate at a formal dinner. Triclinium could also mean the entire dining room as well as the couch.If you mean a triclinium, it was a dining couch. They used it to recline on when they ate at a formal dinner. Triclinium could also mean the entire dining room as well as the couch.If you mean a triclinium, it was a dining couch. They used it to recline on when they ate at a formal dinner. Triclinium could also mean the entire dining room as well as the couch.If you mean a triclinium, it was a dining couch. They used it to recline on when they ate at a formal dinner. Triclinium could also mean the entire dining room as well as the couch.If you mean a triclinium, it was a dining couch. They used it to recline on when they ate at a formal dinner. Triclinium could also mean the entire dining room as well as the couch.If you mean a triclinium, it was a dining couch. They used it to recline on when they ate at a formal dinner. Triclinium could also mean the entire dining room as well as the couch.If you mean a triclinium, it was a dining couch. They used it to recline on when they ate at a formal dinner. Triclinium could also mean the entire dining room as well as the couch.
When did the peasant revolt end?
It ended during the end of the summer of 1381
When was the Fort St.Louis built?
Fort St. Louis was built in the summer of 1685.
What is the longest day in the western hemisphere?
The day with the most daylight is the Summer Solstice, June 20.
Why did the plague known as black death disappear in winter?
The Black Death disappeared in winter because the whole plague came from infected fleas, and in the winter, fleas are dormant, so the fleas couldn't bite people to spread the disease. However, in the summer, fleas are not dormant, so they continue to spread the Black Death to people. This is ironic because most sicknesses are worse in the winter than in the summer.
