Ptolemaic Music Fragments and Remains of Sophocles (Junior ...

46 M. L. West
If it were not for line 5, we might take these lines to be trochaic tetrameters 6 Above h≥ç≥ is written a correction t≥e≥ If these
are combinable to make two syllables, we can then consider ∆Oduss-. But there are other possibilities such as oJ dusovmilo".
A5 (33 fr. c)
. . .
≥ ≥ ≥ ≥º ≥ ≥t≥e≥ª
d≥ª ≥ºl≥e≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ª
ei≥p≥h≥p≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ª
e≥t≥a≥l≥ ≥ ≥ª
5 p≥o≥ço≥ ≥ª
. . .
Questions and answers? (3 ei[p∆, 5 povso-; but t≥oço≥ also possible).
A6 (33 fr. d)
2 w\ m≥h'≥ter≥
or w\ p≥av≥ter≥
is not excluded.
A7 (33 fr. e). Parts of two columns.
. . .
ºa≥ª
w≥ ≥e≥r≥te ≥ª
da≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥ª
• a≥l≥ª
. . .
. . .
ºelª
º ≥ ≥ ≥ ≥i≥o≥içepin≥ ≥i≥o≥iç ≥ ≥ª
ºb ≥u≥toie≥n≥a≥uçia p≥eraª
º ≥n≥a≥trapeiç etal≥ª
. . .
i 4 Probably ajnatrapeiv" ii 3 e.g. pevrªaine, cf. Eur. Med. 701, I.T. 781, Ion 362, 1348, Or. 1118; Trag. adesp. 631a.23
4 e[t∆ a[lªl–?
A8 (33 fr. f)
. . .
º ≥ª
º aeiª
º at≥e≥inª
ºa≥p≥ ≥ ≥q≥u≥ª
. . .
2–3 A curious-looking layout. There may be letters lost before those printed, but I see no traces.
The following fragments have nothing on the → side.