[Archestratos] and [sc. also attested is the adjective] 'Archestrateian'.
*)arxe/stratos kai\ *)arxestra/teios.
The name Archestratos is commonplace enough, but most bearers of it did not generate a cognate adjective. So this is perhaps A. the mid-C4 BCE poet of
Gela, in
Sicily; he composed a culinary tour of the Mediterranean in hexameter verse, the
Hedupatheia (also known as the
Gastronomia Deipnologia and the
Opsopoiia), which imitates Hesiod's
Works and Days. See OCD(4) s.v. (p.140).
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