Remaining?
B. That man hated by the gods
Ate them all up.
And Aristotle, in his treatise on Drunkenness, says that sweetmeats (τραγήματα) used to be called by the ancients τρωγάλια; for that they come in as a sort of second course. But it is Pindar who said—
And τρώγαλον is nice when supper's over,
And when the guests have eaten plentifully.
THE DIFFERENT COURSES AT DINNER.
And he was quite right. For Euripides says, when one looks on what is served up before one, one may really say—
You see how happily life passes when
A man has always a well-appointed table.