古罗马对女性的葡萄酒禁忌、意大利葡萄栽培的起源以及古葡萄酒的味道

IF 0.1 4区历史学 0 CLASSICS

GREECE & ROME Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI:10.1017/S001738352100005X

Paulina Komar

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摘要

许多古代资料表明，古代的罗马妇女是不允许饮酒的。到目前为止，人们提出了各种理论来解释这一禁忌，其中大多数理论认为这意味着全面禁酒令，并将其与女性在罗马家庭中的特殊角色联系起来。然而，考虑到最近对意大利葡萄酒消费起源的研究结果，对这些理论的重新思考表明，古老的葡萄酒禁忌更多地与葡萄酒的性质有关，而不是与女性的性质有关。

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WINE TABOO REGARDING WOMEN IN ARCHAIC ROME, ORIGINS OF ITALIAN VITICULTURE, AND THE TASTE OF ANCIENT WINES

A number of ancient sources suggests that Roman women in the archaic period were not allowed to drink wine. Various theories have so far been proposed to explain this taboo, most of them assuming that it meant a complete alcohol ban, and relating it to the special role of women in the Roman family. However, a reconsideration of these theories, which takes into account the results of recent studies on the origins of wine consumption in Italy, shows that the archaic wine taboo had more to do with the nature of wine than with the nature of women.

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