The names of all the dozen gods at once.
Anaxandrides, in his Clowns, says,—
And when I had my garland on my head,
They brought in the dessert (ἡ τράπεζα), in which there were
So many dishes, that, by all the gods,
And goddesses too, I hadn't the least idea
There were so many different things i' th' house;
And never did I live so well as then.
Clearchus says in his Pandrosus,—
A. Have water for your hands: