"180 Plutarch's lives. neither rose nor set at the same time with the sun, as it often hap - pened that in the same day she overtook and passed by him, he ordered that day to be called hene kai nea (the old and the new;) assigning the part of it before the conjunction to the old month, and the rest to the beginning of the new."
"W'hene'er they call, I'd readily afford My tongue, my pen, my counfel, or my fword."
"But, if you are on a low-carb diet that is high in meat, you should be getting plenty of hene iron, which is the most absorbable of all."