Eschenburg, J[ohann] J[oachim], 1743-1820. [from old catalog], Fiske, Nathan Welby, 1798-1847, [from old catalog] ed. and tr · Philadelphia, E. C. Biddle · leaf 242
e foCKiyoy as a separate meal from the Soprrog; while others think that theGreeks had but two meals a day, the apiarov and dopnog. It seems certain, that apwrovwas finally used to denote the dinner (that is, the meal taken not far from the middleof the day), and 5eZm>av the supper, the latter… … 205 206 GRECIAN ANTIQUITIES. morning, the judges (dicasts) took their seats on the tribunal, and those employed inagriculture, manufactures, or commerce, engaged in their different occupations. Atmid-day, the more wealthy citizens, who by that time had commonly finished theirserious business,…
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