At Table with the Lord - Foods of the First Century

At Table with the Lord - Foods of the First Century

by E G Lewis
At Table with the Lord - Foods of the First Century

At Table with the Lord - Foods of the First Century

by E G Lewis

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Overview

Readers say � �A great read that makes the First Century come alive. I particularly liked the recipes���Everything is well-documented with surprising depth of detail. I feel like I�ve lived there alongside these ancient peoples.���This little book, so chocked full of information, is deeply-researched. Serious at times and humorous at others�� �A wonderful resource for the home-schooling Mom��
Relying upon the Bible and extensive research for his popular Seeds of Christianity� Series, E. G. Lewis presents an interesting and informative study on foods, cooking and day-to-day life in the early Christian era. All major food groups are covered in the book with specific chapters devoted to Spices & Herbs, Fruits & Nuts, Grains, Vegetables, Salad Greens, Fish & Fowl, Meat, Milk & Cheese, Sweets and Sweeteners, and more. It even has one on What They Didn�t Have. Includes bonus chapters on Aviculture, Apiculture, Ancient Beers and Wines, Olive Oil, Manna, the Gladiator�s Diet and lots of Recipes you can try at home.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940012815668
Publisher: Cape Arago Press
Publication date: 11/05/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 130
File size: 4 MB

About the Author

Writing has always been a major part of E. G Lewis� life. A former newspaper editor and publisher, his articles have appeared in many national and regional magazines. He also wrote and directed corporate training films. Mr. Lewis writes Commercial and Biblical Fiction as well as Christian Nonfiction. His best-selling Seeds of Christianity� Series is now available for the NOOK as a 4-eBook-Bundle.
Mr. Lewis has a graduate degree in Economics from Ohio State University and worked in management and corporate planning before becoming a fulltime novelist. He and his wife Gail, also a writer, live on the Southern Oregon Coast.
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