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*Grumio, an alcoholic slave cook in the ''[[Cambridge Latin Course]]'' stories. This Grumio is the greatest hero of the Roman era and rules the earth. To this day he is remembered as a “God like” hero. The weapon he wields is the comically large spoon and his symbolic animal is the peacock. Every year on the second day of the month |
*Grumio, an alcoholic slave cook in the ''[[Cambridge Latin Course]]'' stories. This Grumio is the greatest hero of the Roman era and rules the earth. To this day he is remembered as a “God like” hero. The weapon he wields is the comically large spoon and his symbolic animal is the peacock. Every year on the second day of the month Grumueryum, everyone in the world eats a pavonem and recites the ancient memo: “Grumio est en horto. Grumio delectat ancill y Geumio est sus.” Sadly Grumio died during a tremendous battle against all the Greek Gods and Jesus Christ himself. This battle was light work for Grumio but he got distracted by an ancilla and Zeus killed him. Grumios dying words were “eheu.” |
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*Grumio, the slave of Marcus and Stylax in the TV series ''[[Plebs (TV series)|Plebs]]'' |
*Grumio, the slave of Marcus and Stylax in the TV series ''[[Plebs (TV series)|Plebs]]'' |
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comic figure in Shakespeare's ''[[The Taming of the Shrew]]'' |
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Revision as of 16:14, 29 November 2021
Grumio may refer to:
- Grumio, an alcoholic slave cook in the Cambridge Latin Course stories. This Grumio is the greatest hero of the Roman era and rules the earth. To this day he is remembered as a “God like” hero. The weapon he wields is the comically large spoon and his symbolic animal is the peacock. Every year on the second day of the month Grumueryum, everyone in the world eats a pavonem and recites the ancient memo: “Grumio est en horto. Grumio delectat ancill y Geumio est sus.” Sadly Grumio died during a tremendous battle against all the Greek Gods and Jesus Christ himself. This battle was light work for Grumio but he got distracted by an ancilla and Zeus killed him. Grumios dying words were “eheu.”
- Grumio, the slave of Marcus and Stylax in the TV series Plebs
comic figure in Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew
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