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Posca is the reason why so many Bibles say "vinegar" was given to Our Lord Jesus Christ on the cross.

bro is sitting like sharon stone wtf

Thank you for showing us how it works. 😊

No way... they gave Jesus Vinegar... not posca... if this ever actually happened...

Good video. Thank you. Personally I think you don´t need all this background music.

Over 50% of Iceland dna is of the Irish..

Hopefully you post again soon.

nice work

I’ve been camping around Iceland three times. An Icelandic forest is a marvel. if this can help, that’s fantastic. I think with climate change and these efforts, Iceland is going to be a paradise. It already has some patches of fantastic forest, which has some of the healthiest evergreens you’ve ever seen.

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Go to a Latin mass for a year, with a little medieval style catechesis. You’ll stop continuing the myth of “unfortunately, people didn’t understand much of it.”

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Interesting channel. Good idea 👍

Ahh yes the Alpha version of the Nintendo 3DS

those are the some of nicest buildings probably in the world

I made myself some and you do get used to the vinegar taste. It is just hard in the beginning. It is likely that even the Jews would have drank it too. However, it is uncertain as the writers were Jews talking about it and don't call it by name. So it is something maybe they felt it was just to strange.

There is a stave church still in existance (Greensted Church ) its in England essex Built in 1060 built by the anglo saxons. it has victorian roof replacement and a tudor tower added over the years. Unfortunatly the upright (stave) beams were placed on top of a brick a foundation they had to cut the very bottoms of the staves off ( due to rotting) to save the building from collapsing by the victorians. But no ancient building would survive without changes and updates /replacments being made be it /castiles/cathedrals/houses etc

I'm sure those soldiers left more then money behind lol. Edit..a few kids lol

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When my doughters had the Romans as subject in school, after visiting the old roman city of Augusta Raurica, they built oil lamps out of clay, and we used them quite a time. It‘ a a nice warm light.

Thanks for showing me how it works. Nice presentation. I got one recently that is made like the ancient Hebrews used.

Nice video! I'd lose the guitary music it's too loud and unnecessary bro. Keep em coming cheers from Australia

Jesus actually told the soldiers he thirsted, they then raised it on a sponge and pressed it to his lips. It is important to note that he did not swallow it in order to fulfill his word and the prophecy of Isaiah. He then gave his last breath marking the finished prophecy and with His death.

That was awesome thank you

So cool 😊

Olive oil with a wick works well as i have tried it.

Fantastic old keep. I love how much original detail is left. I am supposing the crenelations would be more like windows here, as the building has a roof over the main defensive top floor. Would be great to reopen the proper main entrance.

Great video, You not need music!

dude look like Socrates’s twink boyfriend

My version is just honey, Vinegar, And water. It's very refreshing.

My friend have one original he wanan sell

Reject Modernity, Embrace the Turf house!

Enjoyed this show. Your English is impeccable, look forward to more of your work.

Fyi Friends, to write in these authentically, on the Net, type "roman cursive". You'll find numerous Charts of letters, showing how Romans actually wrote on a day-to-day basis !

Another thought, Friends. Being that the Romans didn't have Sugar; as a sweetener besides Honey, try some pure Apple or Grape Juice, or crushed/mashed Friut itself !

I make mine with Water, White Vinegar (because it's what I have), Honey, & Nutmeg or Cinnamon. Tasty & refreshing !

My thai freinds asked me to visit ICELAND in jue 2024 So I said Sure... Then I have to say that Wonderful place on Earth. And now I would like to know more. Thank you for your good informative video. We have decided for planing to explore more ICELAND next summer - this time the Western Region. Will be great for us. Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN 🎁✨✨✨

Fascinating! Thank you so much for all your videos! Well done! My kids love watching you and I do too!

In some dialects of northern Italy the term puska has remained to indicate a drink. It is the wine that is obtained by throwing water on the lees after pressing. It reaches a maximum of 5 degrees and is acidic and slightly fizzy. Nowadays few produce it because no one likes it. The mixture of water and vinegar has always been used in the summer by workers in the fields because it is thirst-quenching and the water is made drinkable. A few drops were used and sometimes a vinegar flavored with herbs. Today everyone is on tractors with air conditioning and drinking Coca Cola

i see the polaks are still having trouble with lightbulbs

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Medieval fidget spinner

Interesting. In Bohemia and Moravia, there were many more of these "tower houses" (called "tvrze") than castles, but those were abodes of the lesser nobility or impoverished member of the elite, not dukes.

word is Europe is pretty xenophobic and Poland is even more so, especially toward guests from Ukraine and Russia. how true is that? tx

So thats what they made of, epic

MMXVIII Must be 2018 it was made? Or am I totally stupid?

I would love to purchase that clay oil lamp reminiscent of ancient times. I have a appreciation for antique tools and the simplicity of life, although I am aware that people worked much harder in the past compared to today.

what exactly were these supposed to defend against? they seem too small to hold more than a few dozen people at most, and it would be cramped at that point. Against bandits or a hundred attackers or so maybe?