Relating to feasting, eating, or banquets; derived from ancient Roman feast terminology.
From Latin 'epulum' or 'epulae' meaning 'feast' or 'food', combined with the suffix '-ary'. Used in historical and literary contexts.
The Romans had so many different words for feasts (epulum, convivium, gustatio) that you could tell someone's social class by which banquet they attended—epulary captures that hierarchy of eating.
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