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Ph.D.) 1

[Epo~) ejpo-poii?a 4

Aristot. Poet. 6

carakth;rth`~ levxew~, carakth;r tou` ajnqrwvpou carakth;r- 8

ei[dwla- Prooivmion- mevgeqo~ Aristot. Poet.b).9

ejni; lavrnaki 10

kovsmo~- 12

L 13

ejpi; poitikh/` me;n sfovdra maivnontai 19

ejmou` Neivloio late Empire 21

Novnno~ejgwv. Pavno~ men ejmh; povli~ ( Der Neue Pauly 23

nennos Farwì para; geivtoni nhvswiNonn.Dion. Der Neue Pauly Nonni Panopolitani, Dionysiaca, RecensuitA. Koechly, L. 1857. Нонн Панополитанский. Деяния Диониса. ПереводЮ. А. Голубца. Санкт-Петербург 1997. Nonnos. Dionysiaca. With an English Translation by W. H. D. Rouse.Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1940-42. 24

, Bavkco~ ajvnax davkruse, brotwǹ i{na davkrualuvsh/” ( 25

Terminus post quem Terminus ante quem 26

Anthologia Palatina- Basileivai 29

Codex Laurentianus Loeb Classical30

Library mirificum poetam Poeta eruditus ac grandiloquus”.31

cavrma brotoi`sin” 34

JHrwi>kai; qeogamivai ejpei; plwth`re~ ajlh`taiplagktosuvnh~ kalevousin ajrhgovna Kuanocaivthn 35

televsa~ de; tuvpon mimhlo;n JOmhvrou 36

LVII 38

LXLI XLIIXLIV-XLVIXLVIIXLVIIIXLVIII. sthvsatev moi Prwthà poluvtropon, o[fra faneivhpoikivlon eij`do~ e[cwn, o{ti poikivlon u{mnon ajravssw 41

enjambement 42

. . . uJphnevmio~ de; kerasth;~oJlkaivai~ eJlivkessin ajnevdramen eij~ kevra~ iJstou` XLV kai; cloeroi`~ petavloisi katavskio~ aijqevri geivtwniJsto;~ e[hn kupavrisso~ uJpevrtato~. Ejn de; mesovdmh/kisso;~ ajersipovthto~ ajnhvien hjevri geivtwn,seirh;n aujtoevlikton ejpiplevxa~ kuparivssw/ XLV, ajmfi; de; phdalivoisin uJperkuvyasa qalavssh~Bakcia;~ ajmpeloventi kavmax ejbaruvneto karpw/` XLV ajexifuvtoiode; povntou a[nqea kumatovente~ ajnevbluon u{dato~ oJlkoiv XLV, kai;rJovdon ejblavsthse, kai; uJyovqen, wJ~ ejni; khvpw/, ajfrotovkoi kenewǹe~ ejfoinivssonto qalavssh~,kai; krivnon ejn rJoqivoi~ ajmaruvsseto XLV kai; sfin o[ro~ baquvdendron ejfaivneto kai; nomo;~ u{lh~kai; coro;~ ajgronovmwn kai; pwvea mhlobothvrwn XLV, 46

gaiàn ijdeiǹejdovkhsan XLV, wJ~ o[fi~ hjǹeJlikw`de~ e[cwn devma~ Qhvbh/ d’ eJptapuvlw/ keravsw mevlo~, o{tti kai; aujth;ajmf’ ejme; bakceuqei`sa peritrevcei, oiJà de; nuvmfhmazo;n eJo;n guvmnwse 47

(Dravkwn) dravkwn, e[cidna, o[fi~. devrkomai, dravkon ( 49

XLVIII, 31-86). ijsotuvpou tauvroio dravkwnkuklou`to kerasthv~ ajmfilafh;~folivdessi dravkwn ejlevlikto kerasthv~, glw`ssan e[cwn problh`ta kechnovto~ ajnqerewǹo~ kai; provmo~ eiJlikovei~ ojfiwvdei> mavrnato tevcnh/,aujcenivh savlpiggi movqou surigmo;n ijavllwn, penthkontapevleqro~ o[fi~ kuklouvmeno~ oJlkw/` wJ~ o[fi~ ajdranevwn folivdwn speivrhma tinavxa~, e[mpalin hJbhvseie leloumevno~oi[dmasi qesmwǹ XLI, 181-182). ejxapivnh~ ga;ro[rqio~ eiJ`rpe dravkwn uJpokovlpio~ ijxuvi geivtwn,50

dusmenevo~ d’ h[ixe kat’ aujcevno~, . . . ajllav ti~ ajcravntoio drakw;n ajnephvlato kovlpou,parqenikh`~ ajgavmoio bohqovo~, ajmfi; de; mivtrhnajmfilafh;~ kuklou`to fulavktori gastevro~ oJlkw/`.ojxu; de; surivzonto~ ajsighvtwn ajpo; laimwǹpevtrai ejmukhvsanto aujcevnion de; tevnonta pevrix stefanhdo;n eJlivxa~oijdalevhn ejpivkurton eJh;n docmwvsato deirh;nmeivlico~ eiJlikoventi dravkwn mitrouvmeno~ oJlkw/`,stevmmati d’ oJlkaivw/ kefalh;n kuklwvsato Kavdmouprhu>;~ o[fi~, kai; glw`ssa pevrix livcmazen uJphvnhn LIV, 107-111). 51

yuchv, yuchv) aijwvn), yuchv- yuchv, eij ga;r ejferpuvsseie dravkwn kuklouvmeno~ oJlkw/`, mevlyw qeiòn a[eqlon Crovno~ 52

Zeu;~ o{te pouluevlikto~ ajmeibomevnoio proswvpounumfivo~ iJmeroventi dravkwn kuklouvmeno~ oJlkw/` a[llote mitrwqei`san uJpo; speivrh/si drakovntwnnumfivo~ ajmpeloventi kovmhn ejsfivggeto desmw/` ( drakontokovmoio 53

e[ceinojfiwvdea morfhvn LVI, 367). yuchv- Plut. Vit. 54

ajntituvpw/ novqon ei\do~ ojpipeuvonta katovptrw/ ginwvskwnskioventa tuvpon dolivoio katovptrou 56

sigalevw/ khvruki Persefovnh de;...yeudomevnh~ novqon ei\do~ ejdevrketo Persefoneivh~ LVIII, 581-586). novqon ei\do~ 57

eJptavstomo~ I, 242), oujrano;n eJptavzwnon 58

sofovς nohvmwn kai; baru;n o[gkon e[cousa qehgenevo~ toketoiò,ei[ potev ti~ suvriggi gevrwn ejmelivzeto poimhvn,geivtono~ eijsai?ousa filagrauvlou mevlo~ jHcou`~,oijocivtwn qalavmoio dievstice quiavdi rJiph/`.Eij ktuvpo~ oujresivfoito~ ajkouveto divzugo~ aujlou`,uJyorovfwn ajpevdilo~ ajnaqrwvskousa melavqrwn60

eij~ rJavcin aujtokevleusto~ ejrhmavdo~ e[sticen u{lh~.Kuvmbalon eij platavghse, podwǹ ejlelivzeto palmw/`,loxw/` kampuvlon i[cno~ uJposkaivrousa pedivlw/ kai; trocaloi; Koruvbante~ e[sw qeodevgmono~ aujlh`~ paidokovmw/Diovnuson ejmitrwvsanto coreivh/ Stafuvlw/ de; katafqimevnw/ basilhìajntri; filoskavrqmw/ filopaivgmona rJuqmo;n ajgeivrwouj drovmo~ iJpposuvnh~ . . . hJmetevrh ga;rnuvssa corov~, balbi`de~ ejpiskirthvmata tarswǹ,cei;r trocalh; kai; skarqmo;~ e{lix, kai; neu`ma proswvpoua[stata kinumevnoio, kai; aujdhvessa siwph;davktula dineuvousa kai; ojrchsth`ro~ ojpwphvn 61

jAswpo;~ d’ ejcovreue XLIV kuklavda~ aijquvssousa rJoa;~ wjrchvsato Divrkh kai; potevti~ druovento~ ajnai?xasa koruvmbou hmifanh;~ ejligainen JAmadrua;~ uJyovqi devndrou ajkoimhvtou de; Luaivou eij~ coro;n eujwvdine~ ejbakceuvqhsanjAqhǹai XLVII, 3-4) oJmozhvlw/ de; coreivh/ Eu[ionejkrouvonto mevlo~ Khfisivde~ o[cqai ajmfotevrou~ donevousa povda~ bhtavrmoni palmw/` 225). 62

poikivlonu{mnon divstico~ aJrmonivh tuvpon mimhlo;n JOmhvrou 63

ajntivtupo~, ijsovtupo~, ajntivrjrJopo~, tuvpo~ ajntivtupo~ ajnti a[xatev moi navrqhka, Mimallovne~, wjmadivhn de;nebrivda poikilovnwton ejqhvmono~ ajnti; citwǹo~sfivgxatev moi stevrnoisi, nebriv~) a: 1124).64

Od. IV, 457) devrmata pordalivwn poludaivdala XVI, 96 nebrivsi daidalevh/si a[llh poikilovnwton ejpi; stevrnoio kaluvptrhn pordalivwn, eJtevrh de; kata; croo;~ oiJà citwǹastikta; filoskopevlwn ejneduvsato devrmata nebrwǹ luvgka~ aijovlo~, aijolovnwto~ daidavleo~ stiktov~ XL poikivlasi nebrivsi Eur. Bacch. 65

kai; aujth;nebri;~ ajexomevnh~ poludaivdalon a[nqo~ ojpwvrh~ poludaivdalon kai; croi>; lacnhventa~ ajneclaivnwse citwǹa~Eu[io~ ajrtitevleston e[cwn paidhvion e{bhn,daidalevhn ejlavfoio fevrwn w[moisi kaluvptrhn,aijqerivwn mimhlo;n e[cwn tuvpon aijovlon a[strwn nebrivdalacnhvessan ejpi; stevrnoio kaqavya~, stikto;n e[cwn qwvrhka tuvpon kecaragmevnon a[strwn 66

Tu;po~ aijqevro~ frevne~ Hom. Od. Il. XI, 772-774; Od. III, 456-459). Il. XXIII, Od. XXIV, 71-73). coaiv), frevne~ frevne~- 67

Eur. Bacch. XLV Semevlh futo;n hjèn bebarhmevnon o[mfakikarpw/` [Ampelo~ aujtotevlesto~ eJh;n hjllavxato morfhvn,kai; pevle nhvdumon a[nqo~. Ajmeibomevnoio de; nekrou`gasth;r qavmno~ e[hn perimhvketo~, a[kra de; ceirwǹajkremovne~ blavsthsan, ejnerrivzwnto de; tarsoiv,bovstruca bovtrue~ hj`san a[mpelo~ 68

sh;n iJerh;n rJaqavmigga prohghvteiranjOluvmpou Stafulhv bovtru~ Mevqh 69

eij~ buqivou~ keuqmwǹa~ejgumnwvqhsan ejrivpnai LI, 123-125) gumnoi; mazoiv . . . ajkontisth`re~ ejrwvtwn mazov~ pursov~ mazoi; qlibomevnoio gavlakto~ sth`qo~ e[cei~a{te tovxon, ejpei; sevo ma`llon ojistwǹ mazoi; ojisteuvousin ojisteuth`re~ jErwvtwn zhlhvmwn mazov~ bluvzousa cuvsin 70

poikivlo~, aijovlo~, daidavleo~. gravfein, caravssein XLVI, 184-215; IX, 312-321; XLVII, 579-589; XLVIII, 916-921. nevktaro~ oujranivou cqovnion tuvpon 71

ejpevgrafe poivkilen oij`kon). poikivla kai; iJstopovno~ Filomhvlhdaivdala fwnhventa sofw/` gravyasa citwǹie[ssetai aijolovdeiro~ uJpotruvzousa celidwvn,marturivhn boovwsa lipoglwvssoio siwph`~ Ovid. Met. 72

sigh; ajsivghto~ sigalevw/ khvruki khvruki siwph/` /` nohvmoni siwph/` XLII,) khvruki siwph/` sigalevai khvruke~ sigalevoi 73

sigalevw/ khvruki sigalevh tecnhvmoni sigh/` Mou`sai d j ejnneva pa`sai ajmeibovmenai ojpi;kalh/` qrhvneon Hom. Od. Hes. Theog. eij~ gavmon JArmonivh~ jIsmhvnio~ hj`lqen jApovllwneJptatovnw/ kiqavrh/ filothvsion u{mnon ajravsswn.Kai; mevlo~ ejkrouvsanto biossovon ejnneva Mou`sai,kai; palavma~ ejlevlize Poluvmnia maià coreivh~,mimhlh;n d jejcavraxen ajnaudevo~ eijkovna fwnh`~,fqeggomevnh palavmh/si sofo;n tuvpon e[mfroni sigh/`o[mmata dineuvousa 74

sigh;poikilovmuqo~ Poikilovmuqo~ sighv aujdhvessa siwphv ejcevfrwn sofhv Poikilovmuqo~ sigh; poikilovmuqo~ fwnh;poikilovmuqo~ sigh; poikilovmuqo~ 75

poikivlo~ poikivlo~ Sigh;poikilovmuqo~ 76

o{pla Dio;~ . . . e[kleye Tufweuv~, o{pla purov~ ejtivtainen ej~ aijqevra lhvia ceirwǹ purgwvqh de; qavlassa kai; wJmivlhsen jOluvmpw/ hjlibavtoi~ pelavgessin kai; povlo~ 77

ejsmaravghsen. Ajmeibomevnh de; kai; aujth; oujrano;n eJptavzwnon wJ~ d j o{te ti~ plhvxippo~ ajpoptusth`ra calinou` xeiǹo~ ajnh;r ajdivdakto~ ajpeiqeva pw`loniJmavsswn aijcmavzwn ej~ [Olumpon kerdalevh~ suvriggo~ ajlexikavkw/ sevo molph/`qevlge novon Tufwǹo~. ejgw; dev soi a[xia movcqwndwvsw diplova dw`ra. Se; ga;r rJuth`ra televsswaJmonivh~ kovsmoio kai; JArmonivh~ parakoivthn shvmeron ejn cqoni; mevlpe, kai; au[rion ejnto;~ jOluvmpou neu`ra Diov~ wJ~ nevo~ hJdevikevntrw/ aJbro;n ejrwmanevwn ejpiqevlgetai h{liki kouvrh/ 78

kai; qeo;~ eij~ povlon hj`lqe to; deuvteron mesavtw/ baruvdoupon u{dwr ejpebovmbee mhrw/` hjevlion skiovwnte~ejqwrhvcqhsan jOluvmpw/ hjlibavtou prhwǹo~ ajkontisth`re~ ajgostoiv poluspere;~ ajgostoiv xhvroi ajgostoiv ejcidnaivw/podo;~ oJlkw/` 79

kteinomevnou~ ejkavluye kai; e[pleto tuvmbo~JUdavsph~ ajp jajgcipovroio de; lovcmh~ pursotovkon navrqhka labw;n ajntwvpion hjou`~ hjelivw/ qevrmhnen Il. XXI, 1-384). 80

aijqomevnwn ajpo; devndrwnqerma; barunomevnh~ ejmaraivneto bovstruca gaivh~. 81

ajntolivhn d je[flexe, . . .kai; duvsin . . .. . . oJmoflegevo~ de; kai; aujth`~phgnumevnh~ pavflaze Borhvia nw`ta qalavssh~.kai; Notivou flogovessan . . .qermotevrw/ spinqh`ri meshmbrino;~ e[zeen ajgkwvn.Kai; dieroi`~ blefavroi~ potamhvia davkrua leivbwnjWkeano;~ litavneue cevwn iJkethvsion u{dwr.Zeu;~ de; covlon prhvune, marainomevnhn de; keraunw/`gaiàn ijdw;r ejlevaire, kai; h[qelen u{dati nivyailuvmata tefrhventa kai; e[mpuron e{lko~ ajrouvrh~. uJywvqh de; qavlassa, kai; eij~ o[ro~ uJyovqi lovcmh~Nhrei?de~ gegavasin jOreiavde~. aj` mevga deilhv,cersi;n ajpeirhvtoisin ajnhvceto parqevno~ jHcw;ajrcaivh~ fovbon a[llon ajmeibomevnh peri; mivtrh~,mhvpote Paǹa fugou`sa Poseidavwni migeivh . . . caradraivw/ d j ejni; kovlpw/eijnalivw/ delfiǹi sunhvnteto kavpro~ ajlhvth~.. . . eiJlikovei~ de;pouvlupo~ oujresivfoito~ ejpeskivrthse lagww/` kai; nuv ke kovsmo~ a[kosmo~ejgivneto 82

ajp’jAlfeioiò de; mouvnou oujtidano;n pafivh~ oujk e[sbesen aJptovmenon pu`r gaià favnh ejrivpnai cqono;~ uJgra; mevtwpa cevwn poludivyion ai[glhn jHevlio~xhvraine ajrcevgono~ de; a[cnutai eijsevti kovsmo~, e{w~ e{na pai`da loceuvsw nhpenqh;~ Diovnuso~ ajpenqeva bovtrun ajevxwn ajntivpalo~ Dhvmhtri Ovid. Met. 83

telessigovnoio gavmou prwtovsporo~ ajrchv I, 398) bivou filothvsie poimhvn I, 400) teiǹon, [Erw~, sevotovxa, kai; oujketi kovsmo~ ajlhvth~ e}n bevlo~ a[llo tavnusson, i{na xuvmpanta sawvsh/~ 84

keroven brevfo~ guvyw/ kerdalevh/crisqevnte~ ejpivklopa kuvkla proswvpou Tartarivh/ Tithǹe~ ejdhlhvsanto macaivrh/ Kronivdh~ dovlio~ baruvgouno~ Krovno~ brevfo~ nevon de; oiJ a[nqo~ ijouvlwnajkrokelainiovwnta katevgrafe kuvkla proswvpou dasplh`tilevwn i{ppo~ dravkwn tivgri~ e[hn stivxa~ devma~ aijovlon tau`ro~ taurofuh` Diovnuson ejmistuvllonto macaivrh/ tevrma bivou Diovnuso~ e[cwn palinavgreton ajrch;n Hes. Theog. 85

Dem. De corona, 259-260) titanos) Titanes) 87

Tartarivh/ macaivrh/ diasparagmos”- 88

(VII-XLVIII ). brotevh ga;r ajwvrio~ ou[pote lhvgei plhqomevnhminuvqousa fuvsi~, mivmhma selhvnh~ VII, 74- (nhpenqhv~ Diovnuso~ ajpenqeva bovtrun ajevxwn ajntivpalo~ Dhvmhtri VII, 87-88) ghgenevwn meta; dh`rin, oJmou` meta; fuvlopin jIndwǹZhni; sunastravptonta dedevxetai aijovlo~ aijqhvr.Kai; qeo;~ hJmerivdwn ejpikeivmenon oi[nopi kissw/`wJ~ stevfo~ eJrphsth`ra peri; plokavmoisin eJlivxa~sh`ma nevh~ qeovthto~ e[cwn ojfiwvdea mivtrhn 89

Hom. Il. Hes. Theog. Semevlh d’ ej~ [Olumpon iJkavnei. Tiv plevonh[qele~ a[llo met’ aijqevra kai; povlon a[strwn VII Diwvnh 90

. . . loceuomevnw/ de; Luaivw/patrw/vhn ejpevqhken ejpwnumivhn toketoiòkiklhvskwn Diovnuson, ejpei; podi; fovrton ajeivrwnh[ie cwlaivnwn Kronivdh~ bebriqovti mhrw/`,nu`so~ o{ti glwvssh/ Surakossivdi cwlo;~ ajkouvei ( nu`so~ Divo~) nuvsh~ nu`so~ Dios nyso, nuov~, Dio- nu`so~ Nysa” 91

Nysa” Nysa” Hom. Il. kai; pavi~ ajntikevleuqon ej~oujrano;n o[mma titaivnwn u{ptio~ hjèn a[upno~ …qugatevressi Lavmou, potamhi?si Nuvmfai~92

j prwvth rJovptrone[seisen, ejpeplatavghse de; Ba;kcw/ kuvmbala dineuvousa perivkrota divzugi calkw/` prwvth nukticovreuton ajnayamevnh flovga peuvkh~ eu[ionejsmaravghsen ajkoimhvtw/ Dionuvsw/ prwvth kampuvlon a[nqo~ ajnadrevyasakoruvmbwn a[plokon ajmpeloventi kovmhn mitrwvsato desmw/`, prwvth d e[pleke quvrson oJmovzugonoi[nopi kissw/` eijsevti kou`ron ejovnta a{rmato~ wjmobovrwn ejpibhvtora qh`ke leovntwn tivgrin a[nw kouvfizemetavrsion e[ktoqi desmou` kai; Frugivh~ uJpo;pevzan ej~ au[lia luvgka~ ejlavssa~ stiktoi`~ pordalivessin eJh;n e[zeuxen ajphvnhn 93

Hom. Il. di-wo-nu-so-jo – Eur. Bacch. 94

ajnhvr de; genovmeno~ th/`mhtri; telouvsh/ ta;~ bivblou~ ajnegivgnwske~ th;n me;n nuvkta krathrivzwn kaqaivrwn tou;~ teloumevnou~ ajpomavttwn tw/`phlw/` pituvroi~ ajnista;~ ajpo; tou kaqarmou` ejfugonkakovn, euj`ron a[meinon). maravqw/leuvkh/ o[fei~ tou;~pareiva~ ejporcouvmeno~ u{h~ a[tth~ (Dem. Orat. 287). 95

Lhvnaia) Thuc. Ho polemos…, jAnqesthvria Piqoigiva Cove~ 96

Qivaso~ Diod. Sic.Bibliotheca historica, 97

Il. VI, 133-138 tarbalevoi~ de;povdessi fugw;n ajkivchto~ oJdivth~ glauko;n jEruqraivh~ uJpeduvsato ku`ma qalavssh~ to;n de; Qevti~ buqivh filivw/ phvcunen ajgostw/` mainovmeno~ Hom. Il. Herod. Hist. 98

j Eur. Bacch. sparagmos) (omophagia), LVI kai; min a[nax ejdivdaxen ajexifuvtw/ tini; tevcnh/ klavssaiboqriavsai te baleiǹ t ejni; klhvmata guvroi~ XLVII, 68-69 99

o} de; stacuhtovmon a{rphnkoufivzwn, e{tero~ de; livqon perivmetron ajeivrwn,a[llo~ ajneptoivhto kalauvropa ceiri; titaivnwn,ghralevon plhvssonte~. eJlw;n dev ti~ ejggu;~ iJmavsqlhnjIkarivou tevtrhne devma~ tamesivcroi> kevntrw/ XLVII, 120-124).( ). XLVII, 140-223). XLVII su;n ajgruvpnoisi de; peuvkai~100

Kwrukivde~ quoventa metevsticon o[rgia Bavkcai,kai; zaqevai~ palavmh/sin ajlexhthvria luvssh~favrmaka sullevxanto kai; ijhvsanto gunai`ka uJmetevrw/ de; gavlakti devma~ crivsasaLuaivou sbevsson ajmersinovoio duseideva luvmata nouvsou mania entheos – 101

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L o[fra divkh~ ajdivdakton uJperfiavlwn gevno~ jIndwǹjAsivdo~ ejxelavseien eJw/` poinhvtori quvrsw/,duvsmacon ajmhvsa~ potamhvion uiJà keravsthnDhriavdhn basilhà, kai; e[qnea pavnta didavxh/o[rgia nukticovreuta kai; oi[nopa karpo;n ojpwvrh~103

ajlla; meta; brotevhn promavcwn hJrwivda fuvtlhn kai; stratih;nzaqevhn me didavxate Hom. Il. Hom Il. 104

. . . ouj me;n ajeivswprwvtou~ e}x lukavbanta~, . . .. . . televsa~ de; tuvpon mimhlo;n JOmhvrouu{staton uJmnhvsw polevmwn e[to~, eJbdomavthn kai; strato;n ojrchsth`ra periskaivronta dokeuvwnToiòn e[po~ levxeia~, o{ti provmo~ hJgemoneuveieij~ corovn, oujk ejpi; dh`rin ejnovplion a[ndra komivzwn XIII, 501-503). 105

Gigantofovno~ XLV, 171), jIndofovno~ XVI, 400), ajkivnhto~ XLVIII, 140), ajpeiromovqo~ (ajptovlemo~ XX,228). (XX, 342-343). (ajkleih;~ ajsivdhro~ ejpoivnion u{mnon ajeivdwn XX, 87). Hom. Il. 106

ajmpeloventi koruvmbw/ XVII, 263) . . . ajrtiqalh` de;suvmfuton aijquvsswn ejpi; bovtrui> bovtrun ajlhvthnmainomevnou basilhò~ ejpiskiovwnta proswvpw/seiveto mitrwvsa~ o{lon ajnevra. Dhriavdhn de;aujtofuh;~ ejmevqussen e{lix eujwvdei> karpw/` quvrsou~ ojlivgou~ rJhxhvnora~ a[mfw d j eij~ movqon hj`lqon oJmhvlude~, wJǹ o} me;n aujtwǹe[gco~ e[cwn, o} de; quvrson 107

(Eur. Bacch. kai; skoliw`/ mivtrwse kovmhn ojfiwvdei> desmw`/ XVIII, 199). Eur. Bacch. h} de; dafoinhvento~ ejfimeivrousa kudoimou` wjmobovrwn e[zeuxen ejp jaujcevni desma; drakovntwn XIV, 355-356), (o[rqio~ eiJ`rpe dravkwn uJpokovlpio~ ijxuvi geivtwn, dusmenevo~ d’ h[ixe XV, 81-82). Plut. Alexand. Dem.Orat. h} me;n ejcidnaivw/ kefalh;n ejzwvsato desmw/`,h} de; diesfhvkwse kovmhn eujwvdei> kissw/`, 108

a[llh calkofovrw/ palavmhn ejkoruvsseto quvrsw/XIV, 341-343). Ant. OC Ion Hel. dh; tovte Bavkco~ a[use barusmaravgwn ajpo; laimwǹ,oJppovson ejnneavcilo~ ejpevbremen ejsmo;~ ejnuou`~frikto;n oJmoglwvsswn stomavtwn qrovon boai`Aesch. Sept. 109

(Eur. Bacch. Thesm. a[polka bovstruca aJpalo;~ crwv~ cruvsea bovstruca cionevh/si parhivsi leuka; davktulaceirwǹ boo;~ kevra~ porfurevoi~ koqovrnoi~ 110

swǹ melevwnojlivgon skevpa~ LIII, 174 111

Fuvtio~) Oineva~) 112

cavrma brotoi`sinHom. Il. Hes. Op. 611-614). mavnti~ 113

spevndetai,Eur. Bacch. Eur. Cyc. 101; 139). B purigenhv~), purovei~) 114

ejk melevwn d’ o{lon eijàr ejfaivneto. Neissomevnou de;ejk podo;~ ajrgufevoio rJovdwn ejruqaivneto leimwvn.Eij de; booglhvnwn faevwn eujfeggevi kuvklw/ojfqalmou;~ ejlevlizen, o{lh selavgize Selhvnh seiò d j ejgw; prhsth`ra~ ajnaivnomai aijqevrion pu`r,ouj nevfo~, ouj bronth`~ ejqevlw ktuvpon. h]n d j ejqelhvsh/~,JHfaivstw/ puroventi divdou spinqh`ra keraunou`,[Arh~ swǹ nefevwn ejcevtw qwvrhka kaluvptrhn,do;~ cavrin JErmavwni Diipetevo~ cuvsin o[mbrou,kai; steroph;n geneth`ro~ ajertavsseien jApovllwn.mouǹon ejmoiv fivle, dw`ma filoskavrqmw/ Dionuvsw/ ). a[mpelo~- 115

Bavkco~ a[nax davkruse,brotwǹ i{na davkrua luvsh/ terpwlh;nojpavseia~ o{lw/ tetravzugi kovsmw/ e[nqa me;n hJbhth`ro~ ejp’ ijxuvi cei`ra~ eJlivsswnBavkco~ ejrwmanevessi devma~ palavmh/si pievzwn {Atropo~- a[tropo~116

ajkampeva d j eu{rato lu`sai so;~ govo~ ajtrevptou palinavgretanhvmata Moivrh~ poluvtropo~) Ovid. Met. Ovid. Met. XII, 556-572).117

Hom. Od. Hom. Od. Od. Lucian. Enhalioi dialogoi Lucian.Enhalioi dialogoi 118

L poikivlo~ aijolovmorfo~ L 119

120

L, ijsofue;~ mivmhma leonteivoio proswvpou Eur. Bacch. aujtotelh;~ ajkivchto~ ajnevdramen, aijqevra tuvptwn, wJ~ pivtu~,wJ~ platavnisto~ 306-307) ,121

Dendrivth~,[Endendro~, Plut. Mor. 675-676). sukh` suvkino~ kissov~ [Anqio~ Kavrpio~ Fleuv~ Flevw~ Plut. Mor. 676). ajmeibomevnou de; karhvnou mimhloi`~petavloisi novqhn dendrwvsato caivthn (gastevra qamno;n e[cwn perimhvketon (ajkremovna~ de; cei`ra~eJa;~ poivhse kai;ejfloivwse citwǹa~, kai; povda~ ejrrivzwsen 122

ajnevdramen) ajnevdramenpovrdalin ) Oppianus Cyn. III, 320 XL, 123

faivnetai hjerovfoito~ ajnouvtato~ iJptamevnh flovx L 124

puriblhvtou~uJmenaivou~ 16, 24-26). XLVII, 706-714). XLIII, XLVII, XLVIII, 125

nehgenevo~ de; forhò~ nhpiavcoi~ palavmh/sin ejlafrivzonto keraunoiv ejfavineto kavpro~ ajlhvth~ ajnti; dravkonto~ ojpipeuvw rJavcin a[rktou L 126

tauvrw/ijsofuhv~ XL, 51). taurofuh;~ Diovnuso~ a[rko~ a[rkto~ 127

tau`ronoJmokraivroio fuh;~ i[ndalma Luaivou Eur. Bacch. Oinops”, wo-no-qo-so, Bougenhv~, 128

kai; qrasu;~ w[klase tau`ro~ Zagreva geinamevnh keroven brevfo~ kerasfovre Bavkce bookraivrou Dionuvsou Hom. Il. X, 294; Od. III, 437). yuchv 129

Verg. Aen. Palladius: Opus agriculture I, 35, 16; X 344 tivgri~ e[hn 130

o[rni~ejuvptero~ uJgropovro~ bou`~ cruvseio~ o[mbro~ 131

l. XXII, 362; Od. XI, 605) 132

LVII, eij cruvseio~ ejgw;pevlon o[mbro~ ajkoivth~ 133

134

(XLVIII, 239-965). (kai; teletai`~ trissh/`sin ejbakceuvqhsan jAqhǹai. kai; coro;n ojyitevleston ajnekrouvsantopoli`tai Zagreva kudaivnonte~ a{ma Bromivw/ kai; jIavkcw/ XLVIII, 966-968). 135

Str. Geogr. a Savwn JRhvnh - 136

Str. Geogr. Herod. Hist. Str. Geogr. kabir - kabirim 137

skh`ptra Kabeivrwn 138

gnwtw/` gnwto;~ a[mune. Kai; oujtamevnw/ peribaivnwn,oiJ` peri; skuvmnoisi levwn, bruchvsato laimw/`,ceivlei> lusswvonti cevwn Korubantivda fwnhvn [Alkwn- Eujromevdwn- prw`ta me;n ejk Lhvmnoio puriglwvcino~ ejrivpnh~fhvmh ajellhvessa Savmou 139

kai; Samivh~ oJrovwnte~ ajkoivmhtonflovga peuvkh~ ajgcivguoi steivlanto geghqovte~ iJstiva nau`tai povlin ijcneuvwn ejplavzeto Kavdmo~ oJdivth~ poikivlonajstravptonta pavndoko~ aujlhv ejrgopovno~ Lhvmnoio cavlkeo~ oujdo;~ a[hn ajmfivquroi de; staqmoi; ejmhkuvnonto poluglufevwn pulewvnwn lovfo~ ojmfaloventidiesfaivrwto karhvnw/ messofanh;~ ojrovfoio polu;~ eujpoivhto~ ejreisavmeno~ povda pevtrw/cruvseo~ i{stato kou`ro~, ejnantiva daitumonhvwn lampavdo~ eJsperivh~ tanuvwn ejpidovrpionai[glhn 140

filoxeivnoio de; nuvmfh~ eJzomevnh~ ajntwpo;~uJpoklevptonti proswvpw/ aijdomevnhn ejtivtaine saovfrona cei`ra trapevzh/ eijromevnh/pelavsa~ filopeuqevi qw`kon ajnavssh/ Kavdmo~ tlh`qi fevrein lipovpatri~ ajkampeva desmo;n ajnavgkh~,. . .mivmne par j ojqneivoi~, a{te Davrdano~, oijkiva naivwn,naietavwn xevnon a[stu, path;r teo;~ w{sper jAghvnwr,wJ~ Danao;~ geneth`ro~ ajdelfeov~. . .. . .Diipete;~ ou[noma Buvza~ 141

142

jAnavktoron IJerovn 143

muvw ejpopteuvw ( 144

145

Apoll. Rhod. Arg. 146

h[dh d j e[klagen o[rni~ eJwvnio~ hjevra tevmnwn,kai; stivce~ eujphvlhke~ ejrhmonovmwn KorubavntwnKnwvssion ejkrouvsanto sakespavlon a{lma coreivh~. . . ejrismaravgou de; boeivh~tuptomevnh~ eJlikhdo;n aJmillhth`ri sidhvrw/divktupo~ hj`co~ e[melpe filoskuvlako~ JHkavth~ druve~ ejyiquvrizon, ejmukhvsanto de;pevtrai, kai; noerw/` seivonto tinavgmati quiavde~ uJ`lai …147

Str. Geogr. a Str. Geogr. a[ntra Kabeivrwn 148

Verg. Aen. 149

uchqmw/` de; levonte~ oJmozhvlwn ajpo; laimwǹmustipovlwn ajlalagmo;n ejmimhvsanto Kabeivrwne[mfrona luvssan e[conta 150

151

152

kai; brevfo~ ejqrevyanto, kai; ajtrevptw/ Dio;~ ojmfh/`kou`ro~ ajnastacuvwn palinauxevo~ a[nqemon h{bh~jHlevktrh~ livpen oij`kon, o{te tritavtou cuvsi~ o[mbroukuvmasi purgwqei`si katevklusen e{drana kovsmou ajrcaivh~ ejpebhvsato geivtono~ [Idh~ Dardanivhn eu[purgon a[stu poluv ajrcov~( poluarciva 153

a[mfepe bouǹ cqonivhn, mh; divzeo tau`ron jOluvmpou Aijguptivh~ sevo Qhvbh~ 154

patrivdo~ a[stu povlisson ejpwvnumon, hJ`/ci pesou`sa eujnhvsei baruvgounon eJo;n povda daimonivhbou`~ ojgkeqmoi` suvgcroo~ jHlevktrh~) [Ogka h[lektron 155

a[galma 156

Bou`~, 157

Poikivlon ajskhvsa~ cqovnion tuvpon ij`son jOluvmpw 158

aujtogevneqlo~ XLI ajpavtwr ajlovceuto~ ajmhvtwr u{dati kai; puroventi pefurmevnou aijqevro~ ajtmw/` oiJ`~ Fuvsi~ eij`do~ o[passetelesfovron XLI e[sti povli~Berovh, biovtou trovpi~, o{rmo~ jErwvtwn 159

kai; tovte qou`ron [Erwta, gonh`~ prwtovsporon ajrchvn,aJrmonivh~ kovsmoio ferevsbion hJniochà,ajrtifanh;~ w[dinen ejp j ojfruvsi geivtono~ o{rmou XLI jAtqivdo~ bivblou XLI, Lakwnivde~ oiJà gunai`ke~ uiJeva~ wjdivnousin ejp jeujkuvkloio boeivh~ uJpathvia fevggea JRwvmh~,Bhruto;n kalevsousin, ejpei; Libavnw/ pevle geivtwn 160

XLIII) 23 . 161

XL qeodhvgmwn nhov~ XL, 412), dovmo~ XL, 367). XL, 325-326) nhcomevnh kouvrh jAstrocivtwn 162

tuvpon lavce jOluvmpion – XL, 313; tuvpo~cqonov~, aijqevro~ eijkwvn – XL, ). L eijkovna kovsmou kai; dovmon ejrruvonto perivtrocon eijkovna kovsmouXLI, 281).163

e[naietuvpw/ tetravzugi kovsmou XLI, jAntolivh qeravpaina puvlhn peridevdromen Eu[rou,kai; Zefuvrou pulewǹa Duvsi~ qrevpteira Selhvnh~,kai; Novtion puroventa Meshmbria;~ eij`cen ojchà,kai; pukinh;n nefevessi, palunomevnhn de; calavzh/[Arkto~ uJpodrhvsteira puvlhn ejpevtasse Borhò~XLI, 283-287). 164

j suvgcroo~ hjelivoio kai; ajntituvpoioselhvnh~ oijnwph;n ajmevquston ejreidomevnhn uJakivnqw/.Aujgh;n d aijqalovessan ajpevptuen wjcro;~ ajcavth~,kai; folivdwn stiktoi`si tuvpoi~ ajmavrussen ojfivth~jAssurivh de; mavragdo~ ajnhvrugen e[gcloon ai[glhn 165

poikivlon eujfaevessikekasmevnon oujrano;n a{stroi~ 166

(kai; a[rsena fuvlla petavssa~ qhlutevrw/ foivniki povqon pistwvsato foiǹix o[cnh t jajglaovkarpo~ oJmhvliki suvmfuto~ o[cnh/ o[rqrion ejyiquvrizen, eJlissomevnh de; koruvmboi~geivtona pialevh~ ejpemavstie qavmnon ejlaivh~ eijarinoi`~ ajnevmoisin ajnainomevnh/ para; davfnh/ seiveto muvrsina fuvlla, kai;eujpetavlou kuparivssou o[rqrion ejrrivpize kovmhn kai; mh`lon ejphvnqee geivtoni mhvlw/ 167

Hom. Od. Od. VII, Apoll. Rhod. Arg.168

Verg. Aen. 169

170

poludaivdalon, o{plon jOluvmpou tavper kavmen oujranivh cei;r hJ`~ ejni; mevssw/ejn me;n gaiàn e[plhxe perivdromon, ajmfi; de; gaivh/oujrano;n ejsfaivrwse corw/` kecaravgmenon a[strwn,kai; cqoni; povnton e[teuxen oJmovzugon. Aijqevrion de;crusw/` me;n flogevwn ejpochmevnwn a[ntugi divfrwnjHevlion poivkillen, ajp j ajrgurevou de; metavllouleukaivnwn trocovessan o{lhn kuvklwse Selhvnhn jAmfivwn d j ejlivgaine luroktuvpo~. Ajmfi; de; molph/`eij~ drovmon aujtokuvliston e{lix ejcovreue kolwvnh,oiJà; te qelgomevnh kai; ejn ajspivdi 171

poludaivdalo~ sofo;n e[rgon cruvseon o{rmon e[conta livqwn poludaivdalon ai[glhn o}~ ajsterofeggevinwvtw/ wJ~ o[fi~ hjǹ eJlikw`de~ e[cwn devma~ dikavrhno~ divstomo~ eij~ kefalh;n de; kavrhnon ejferpuvzousa sunavptei JHfaivstou sofo;n e[rgon, o{per kavme Kuprogeneivh/, toxeuth`ro~ [Erwto~ o{pw~ ojpthvrion ei[h” (XXV, 139).172

kai; stomavtwn ejkavterqen, o{ph/ tevlo~ ejsti; kai; ajrchv, aijeto;~ hjǹ cruvseio~ uJyifanh;~ pteruvgwnpisuvrwn tetravzugi kovsmw/ th/` me;n xanqo;~ i[aspi~ ejpevtrece, th/` de; Selhvnh~eij`ce livqon pavnleukon, o}~ eujkeravoio qeaivnh~leipomevnh~ minuvqei kai; ajevxetai, . . .a[llh mavrgaron eij`ce faesfovron, ouJ` cavrin ai[glh~glauko;n jEruqraivh~ ajmaruvssetai oij`dma qalavssh~lampromevnh~. eJtevrh~ de; mesovmfalo~ ai[qopi kovsmw/leptofah;~ sevla~ uJgro;n ajpevptuen jIndo;~ ajcavth~ komovwn de;livqwn polueidevi morfh/` povnto~ e[hn messofanh;~ ejcovreuen ejpixuvwna{la delfiv~ kai; coro;~ ojrnivqwn eJterovcroo~, wJǹ tavcafaivh~ iJptamevnwn pteruvgwn ajnemwvdea dou`pon ajkouvein 173

174

175

poikivlo~ sigalevw/ khvruki tuvpon mimhlo;n JOmhvrou), 176

LI, 123-125. 177

nu`so~ Gigantofovno~ XLV, 171), jIndofovno~ XVI, 400), ajkivnhto~ XLVIII, 140), ajpeiromovqo~ 178

(ajptovlemo~ XX, 228). Il. a[polkabovstruca aJpalo;~ crwv~ cruvsea bovstruca cionevh/siparhivsi leuka; davktula ceirwǹ boo;~ kevra~ porfurevoi~ koqovrnoi~ 179

180

181

XLIII, XLVII, XLVIII, XI, 151; XXI, 201; XV, 31; VI, 205. XX, 314; XVIII, 95; XXV, 232.182

183

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Il. XXI, 1-384). 185

186

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nhov~ XL, 412), dovmo~ XL, 367). XL, 313; XL. ). 188

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1 2 L, 113-157)3 4 192

5 6 7 9 11 12 13 193

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 194

22 aleph 24 195

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