Packet 7: Bonus 1

One treatise describes a law concerning these events, in which women were invited a year in advance in order to be able to prepare their garments and other ornaments. For 10 points each:
[10m] Athenaeus of Naucratis wrote a treatise named for what events, after which participants would sometimes play the kottabos game?
ANSWER: banquets [accept feasts or dinner parties or meals or dining or word-forms; accept deipnon; accept symposia, symposium, symposion, or drinking parties or equivalents; prompt on Deipnosophistae by asking “what events provide the name of the treatise?”; prompt on parties] (The symposia were technically the drinking parties afterwards rather than the dining proper.)
[10h] Athenaeus describes this city’s custom of letting chefs monopolize their new recipes for a year, which has been viewed as an early example of patent law. This rival of Croton in Magna Graecia was notable for its close wool-trade links with Miletus (“my-LEET-us”).
ANSWER: Sybaris (“SIB-uh-riss”)
[10e] While Greeks from Sybaris were associated with excess, giving rise to the term sybarite, Greeks from this other region home to Sparta name a blunt form of speaking.
ANSWER: Laconia [or Lakonia; accept laconic]
<Berkeley A, Other History> | G. Prelims 7 - Georgia Tech A + Berkeley A + Bruin + Georgetown

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