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Opson (Gr****: ὄψον) and
sitos (σίτος) are an
important division in
Ancient Gr**** foodways.
Opson is the 'relish' that
complements the sitos;
sitos is the...
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bread in the diet was
reflected in the name for the rest of the meal:
ópson, "condiment", i.e., bread's accompaniment,
whatever it
might be. In medieval...
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ancient Gr****
person who
exhibited a
seemingly uncontrollable desire for
opson, or relishes. The vice of the
opsophagos was opsophagia, for
which the closest...
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affluence related to diet, such as obesity,
diabetes and
heart disease.
Opson and
sitos were
classical Gr**** food groups,
mainly used for
moral education...
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Europe refers to a
coordinated law
enforcement effort named Operation OPSON by Spanish,
Italian police and
Europol to
combat a
significant food fraud...
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nutrition - ****
obesity -
Odori ebi -
oenology -
oenophilia -
Okazu -
Opson -
Opsophagos - OREC -
overfishing online food
ordering parbaking - pasteurization...
- synopsis, synoptic,
tritanopia opsi- late Gr**** ὀψέ (opsé), ὄψιος
opsimath opson- cook,
prepare for
eating Gr**** ὀψωνεῖν (opsōneîn), (opsōnia) opsonin, opsonoid...
- [kraˈsion] ('mixture')
replaced the old Gr**** οἶνος [oînos]. The word ὄψον [
ˈopson] (meaning 'something you eat with bread')
combined with the
suffix -αριον...
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copyrights and
trade secrets. In 2022 an Europol-Interpol
operation called OPSON XI was led by the
European Anti-Fraud
Office (OLAF)
targeting counterfeit...
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three cities:
Magnesia (about 50
talents per year—"for bread"); Myus ("for
opson"); and
Lampsacus ("for wine").
According to Plutarch,
Neanthes of Cyzicus...
