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Did people eat the same cuts of meat during antiquity that we do today?

298 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Do we have any idea what the Roman's thought the future would look like?

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Were professional assassins ever a real thing even remotely similar to how we would portray them in fantasy?

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Would there have been name humour as we know it in medeival Europe?

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Would freed Roman slaves generally go on to later own slaves themselves or would we expect them to feel more sympathy?

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Sir Winston of the House Lennox (name of drink and new cat; swipe to see new cat)

93 upvotes • r/cocktails

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Did freed slaves in classical antiquity ever go on to own slaves themselves assuming they could afford it or would we find that they would mostly be more sympathetic and not aquire them?

72 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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In ancient Greece, were there ever any devout worshippers or a cult dedicated to Thanatos (the Greek God of death)? If so, what were they like?

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During the medieval period could you make your last name whatever you wanted it to be? On the same note were there any regulations as to what you could name your child? Were some noble names reserved for nobles or anything like that?

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Why did England not really develop a strong whiskey culture?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Did people eat the same cuts of meat during antiquity that we do today?	298	AskHistorians
Do we have any idea what the Roman's thought the future would look like?	221	AskHistorians
Were professional assassins ever a real thing even remotely similar to how we would portray them in fantasy?	124	AskHistorians
Would there have been name humour as we know it in medeival Europe?	103	AskHistorians
Would freed Roman slaves generally go on to later own slaves themselves or would we expect them to feel more sympathy?	102	AskHistorians
Sir Winston of the House Lennox (name of drink and new cat; swipe to see new cat)	93	cocktails
Did freed slaves in classical antiquity ever go on to own slaves themselves assuming they could afford it or would we find that they would mostly be more sympathetic and not aquire them?	72	AskHistorians
In ancient Greece, were there ever any devout worshippers or a cult dedicated to Thanatos (the Greek God of death)? If so, what were they like?	70	AskHistorians
During the medieval period could you make your last name whatever you wanted it to be? On the same note were there any regulations as to what you could name your child? Were some noble names reserved for nobles or anything like that?	66	AskHistorians
Why did England not really develop a strong whiskey culture?	57	AskHistorians