place
Caecubum
Caecuban
also: caecuba
A marshy district of southern Latium that yielded one of Rome's most celebrated wines, borne in by the slave Hydaspes.
Reading notes
- The Odes §1.20 Caecuban
A grand wine of southern Latium — the kind Maecenas drinks, unlike Horace's modest cups.
- The Odes §1.37 Caecuban
The grand wine forbidden from the ancestral cellars while Cleopatra threatened Rome — now broached in triumph.
- The Odes §2.14 Caecuban
The grand wine the unworthy heir will squander once its hoarder is dead.
- The Odes §3.28 Caecuban
The choice wine to be drawn for Neptune's feast.
- The Epodes §9 the Caecuban
Caecuban, a top-grade wine of southern Latium, laid down for a feast to celebrate Caesar's victory.
- The Satires §2.8 bearing Caecuban
Caecuban, from a marshy district of southern Latium, was among Rome's most prized wines.