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>She. I hate a bad man and veil my face as I pass him, keeping my heart light as a little bird's
>He. And I hate both a gadabout woman and a lustful man that chooseth to plough another's land.
>Both. But what's done cannot be undone: 'tis the future that needs watch and ward.
what did Theognis mean by this. Also, I thought Greek women didn't wear veils? Were all Greek gals covered up like muzzies?