A person who enjoys fine food and drink and has refined tastes, often someone who indulges in pleasures.
From Greek 'Epikourus' (Epicurus, philosopher) via Latin. Ironically, Epicurus taught moderation, but later generations misunderstood his philosophy as hedonistic excess.
Epicurus actually ate simple food and water—but his name became synonymous with luxury because medieval monks misread him, showing how history sometimes just remembers what people think they know.
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