A green plate with a smiley face made of various fruits: two red apples for eyes, a green key lime for the nose, and a yellow banana for the mouth.
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Aristophanes 446 BCE - 386 BCE (approx.) from Sophie’s World
(First appears in the chapter titled "Athens")