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THE
DEIPNOSOPHISTS
OR
BANQUET OF THE LEARNED
OF
ATHENÆUS.
LITERALLY TRANSLATED
By C. D. YONGE, B.A.
WITH AN APPENDIX OF POETICAL FRAGMENTS,
RENDERED INTO ENGLISH VERSE BY VARIOUS AUTHORS,
AND A GENERAL INDEX.
IN THREE VOLUMES.
VOL. II.
LONDON:
HENRY G. BOHN, YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN.
MDCCCLIV.
BANQUET OF THE LEARNED
OF
ATHENÆUS.
LITERALLY TRANSLATED
By C. D. YONGE, B.A.
WITH AN APPENDIX OF POETICAL FRAGMENTS,
RENDERED INTO ENGLISH VERSE BY VARIOUS AUTHORS,
AND A GENERAL INDEX.
IN THREE VOLUMES.
VOL. II.
LONDON:
HENRY G. BOHN, YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN.
MDCCCLIV.
LONDON:
R. CLAY, PRINTER, BREAD STREET HILL.
R. CLAY, PRINTER, BREAD STREET HILL.
CONTENTS OF VOL. II.
| BOOK VII. | |
|---|---|
| The Phagesia—Fish—Epicures—Cooks—Sharks—Fish—Glaucus—Eels—The Tunny-fish—Fish—Pike—Fish—The Polypus | 433-521 |
| BOOK VIII. | |
| Aquatic Animals—Fish—Recommendations to present Enjoyment—Fish—Hyperides—Epicures—Stratonicus—Aristotle—Aristotle'sNatural History—Fish—The Swallow—Ephesus—Names of Feasts—Feasts—The Dole-basket | 523-576 |
| BOOK IX. | |
| The words Τακεπὸϛ and Σίναπι—The wordπάρψιϛ—Turnips—Cabbage—Leeks—Poultry—Anaxandrides—Pigs—Cooks—Use of particular Words—LearnedCooks—Cooks—Use of particular Words—Made Dishes—Pheasants—The Porphyrion—Partridges—The Bustard—Sparrows—Quails—Pigeons—Ducks—Sucklings—Attic form of Nouns in ωϛ—Loins—Hares—The word Σύαγροϛ—Dinners—Cookery—Chamæleon—Bean Soup—Soap—Towels | 576-648 |
| BOOK X. | |
| Ulysses—Voracity of certain Persons—Of Mithridates—Of theBœotians—Of the Thessalians—Menedemus—Praise ofTemperance—Stilpo—Mixing Wine—Cupbearers—Drinking—TheProportions of Mixed Wine—Drinking—Wine—LacedæmonianFashions—Thirst—Philip of Macedon—Arcadion—Dionysius—Antiochus Epiphanes—Demetrius—Female Drinkers—TheIllyrians—Evils of Drunkenness Forms of Πίνω—Τρῖφοι—Riddles—Τρῖφοι—Euripides—Τρῖφοι—Enigmatical Sayings—Capping Verses—Τρῖφοι | 648-725 |
| BOOK XI. | |
| Cups—Drinking Pledges—Athenian Banquets—Drinking-cups—The Pleiades—Meaning of particular Words—Drinking—cups—Plato. | 725-815 |
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