Re:Anthropologists Say Gladiators and Soldiers in Ancient Ro...
by rsynnott on Monday December 03, 2018 @02:26PM
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Language confusion. In the west, "vegetarian" usually means "milk and eggs, but no meat". I understand that in India it normally implies lacto-vegetarianism (ie milk but no eggs or meat).
This wasn't always the case, by the way. Originally, "vegetarian" in the west was usually used to mean what we now call vegan.
This wasn't always the case, by the way. Originally, "vegetarian" in the west was usually used to mean what we now call vegan.