Kvashilava, Gia, 2010. On Reading Pictorial Signs of the Phaistos Disk and Related Scripts (2). Rosette (in Georgian and English)

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(Lordkipanidze 1989, 219, 210; 1991, 110; 1986, 44; Lordkipanidze 2000, 149; also see: Salvini 1995, 70; Gordeziani 2009, 83). 6. On the Origin of the Name Aeëtes The name / – Aeëtes, derived from the name of the country Aea, is attested in the Ancient Greek sources. Below these data are presented. It is well known from Greek mythology that ”the son of Athamas [Phrixus] brought the ram [with golden wool] to the sunny Eëa (resp. Aea) near the Black sea. [Aea and Corinth] were ruled by King Aeëtes, 1 the son of the Sun-god Hélios [and the Oceanid Perseis, a daughter of Oceanus]. He had two daughters: beautiful Medea 2 and Chalciope, and the son – Apsyrtus” (Urushadze 1948, 13; also see Smith 1869, I, 24). Strabo (I, 2, 39; Jones 1960, 166, 167; also see: Xenophon V, 6, 37; Macmichael 1890, 145) writes: ”... Aeëtes is believed to have ruled over Colchis, and the name Aeëtes is still locally current among the people of that region”. The Orphic Argonautica describes the voyage of Argonauts to the country of the Sun – Aea, Colchis (Urushadze 1964, 63, 64). Comparing Colchians’ king, Aeëtes, a son of Hélios, with the Sun has special importance in the poem. E.g. lines 809-812 1 . See: Eumelus of Corinth, Corinthiaca 2; Tzetz. ad Lycophr. 1024; EGF 1877, I, 189 (Urushadze 1964, 22, 195, 2c); Lycophr., Alexandra 1024 (Bachmann 1830, 215; Urushadze 1964, 301). 2 . Anthroponym (Medus, son of Medea and Jason?) was connected to Myceneaen Greek anthroponym [me-de-jo] KN B (5) 800.4 (104) (DMic 2 ) by R. Janko (1982; 2007, 247; comp.: R. Gordeziani 1999, 101; 2007, III, 481-482; Gordeziani 2009, 79). 322
(Orpheus 1764, 114; Urushadze 1964, 64): ”Aeëtes shined like Hélios on his chariot from the brightness of the reflected light of a golden ; on his head he wore the crown decorated with fringes of fiery rays”. According to a scholiast on Pindar (Drachmann 1903, 372, 74d; Urushadze 1964, 217, b; 496 8 ) Aeëtes is an eponym of Aea: 323
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