Theatrop P: Ancient Greek Disgust

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Herculaneum scroll reveals its secrets after 2,000 years

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In Greek , theatrop P means ' disgust' and means disgust.

But in the Large Oxford Dictionary of Ancient Greek , it was a peculiar term used by Philodemus , the other Epicurean author whose works are known from the Herculanium schools.

In this experiment we're using what's called hard X-rays that sail through the scrolls.

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