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Did Constantinople enjoy symposiums with flute shows?
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I know that this is a very Athenian thing, but hey, the Alexandrians and Romans enjoyed them too.
We recall how practically all the Ptolemies had poetical banquets with flute and aulos performers.
The Romans too, when they became more Hellenized, practically had such banquets in their villas all the time, we see this with Maecenas, Petronius, in the satires of Juvenal, etc...
How about Constantinople?
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