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Week-old french fries? Oh, wait, you said GREECE, not GREASE!
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The Pythagoreans ate threesquare meals a day, in theory, at least.
http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/gre ... ekfood.htm
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The Greeks, to begin with, never ate meat unless it had been sacrificed to a god, or had been hunted in the wild. They believed that it was wrong to kill and eat a tame, domesticated animal without sacrificing it to the gods. Even with vegetables, many Greeks believed that particular foods were cleaner or dirtier, or that certain gods liked certain foods better than others. The Pythagoreans, for example, would not eat beans. But even if you were not a Pythagorean, the Greeks tended to think of the god Dionysos whenever they drank wine (which was often), and to think of Demeter and Persephone whenever they ate breadThe Greeks ate mainly the Mediterranean triad, wheat (or barley or millet), wine, and olive oil. They also grew vegetables, especially legumes (lentils, beans, peas, chickpeas). Possibly they ate more fish than most other Mediterranean people. Also, because of their feelings about sacrificing meat, they may have eaten meat less than other people did
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Kathleen (hypa girl) .. it is good manners to attribute your quote to its source otherwise people may think that you personally wrote the answer .. plagarism is not taken lightly when one is studying .. just a thought ..
WoZ of Aus 23/05/06
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Signature: "The question is," said Alice, "whether you can make words mean so many different things."
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