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A TASTE OF HONEY
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The Columbian
09-30-1997
Honey is the nectar of nature, a syrupy delight.
Its name alone suggests a pure sweetness, steeped in history.
The sacred writings of India, the Vedas, speak of its heavenly qualities.
In ancient Sumeria, Assyria and Babylonia, golden honey was poured over stones bearing commemorative offerings and over bolts used in sacred buildings.
Ancient Egyptians used the highly valued sweet as a tribute or payment. ...
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