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Δειπνοσοφισταί Athenaeus of Naucratis

Kitap 4

38 But in the fifth book, speaking of the Parthians, he says —But a friend who is invited does not share the same table, but sitting on the ground while the king reclines near on a lofty couch, eats whatever is thrown to him from the king, like a dog. And very often he is torn away from his feast on the ground for some trifling cause, and is scourged with rods and knotted whips; and when he is all covered with blood he falls down on his face on the floor, and adores the man who has punished him as his benefactor.

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