t of the strangers they all stand up and greet them. The first thing that is done is to find a place for the two guests on the table and to feed them.
             " But when they had put aside their desire for eating and drinking,
             first to speak was the Gerenian horseman, Nestor:
             'Now is a better time to interrogate our guests and ask
             them who they are, now they have had the pleasure of eating...'"¹
             In this quote we see some of the interesting customs of welcoming a guest. They are even more emphasized in the visi
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