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Sentence
This
was
so
much
the
case
in
antient
times
that
the
floor
of
the
dining
room
was
generally
covered
with
scobs
or
sawdust
to
absorb
what
Seneca
calls
the
purgamenta
et
jactus
cænantium,
the
“excretions
and
discharges
of
the
guests."
The
scobs
became
at
length
a
point
of
luxury.
Heliogabalus
ordered
the
portico
to
be
strewed
in
lieu
of
scobs
with
gold
and
silver
dust,
and
lamented
that
he
could
not
find
amber
enough
for
that
purpose.
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This was so much the case in antient times that the floor of the dining room was generally covered with scobs or sawdust to absorb what Seneca calls the purgamenta et jactus cænantium, the “excretions and discharges of the guests." The scobs became at length a point of luxury. Heliogabalus ordered the portico to be strewed in lieu of scobs with gold and silver dust, and lamented that he could not find amber enough for that purpose.
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