Wondering too long about what to eat is hunger of the mind, not of the stomach. Three descend. Eat what is nearest, and eat it warm. 1. A bowl of hot soup — To the hungry, broth is the oldest answer. 2. Fresh rice with a fried egg — The simplest thing is most often right. 3. Grilled fish with a plate of greens — The body thanks you first. A guest was fed first and questioned after. That was the law of the Greeks.

LOREVIVA 705

Question:“On what to eat”

On what to eat

Wondering too long about what to eat is hunger of the mind, not of the stomach.

Three descend. Eat what is nearest, and eat it warm.

A bowl of hot soupTo the hungry, broth is the oldest answer.
Fresh rice with a fried eggThe simplest thing is most often right.
Grilled fish with a plate of greensThe body thanks you first.

A guest was fed first and questioned after. That was the law of the Greeks.