[Answer] 1. While it may be a myth that in 146 BC the Romans sprinkled the razed city of Carthage with this compound, the word "salary" derives from the Latin word for it, and good soldiers were said to be "worth their_____." What is it?

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...1. sand 2. salt 3. wild oats 4. mustard Mark Kurlansky's nonfiction book "Salt: A World History" tells salt's fascinating story and even includes recipes. The Romans wiped out the North African city of Carthage in the Third Punic War, responding in part to the rhetoric of Cato the Elder, who demanded "Carthago delenda est"--Carthage must be destroyed. Question by nannywoo.

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