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This is Volume 7 of "Athenaiou Naukratitou Deipnosophistai" by Athenaeus of Naucratis, Isaac Casaubon, and Johann Schweighaeuser. The "Deipnosophists," or "Sophists at Dinner," is a sprawling work of classical literature, presented as a dialogue taking place during a series of banquets. The participants, learned men from various fields, discuss a wide array of topics, offering insights into ancient Greek culture, cuisine, philosophy, literature, and history. Athenaeus's work is a treasure trove of information, preserving fragments from otherwise lost works and providing a vivid snapshot of intellectual life in the Roman Empire. This volume continues the exploration of these rich and varied discussions.
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