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La voce draxón dell'Etymologicum Genuinum : Eratostene, Eupoli e i Baptai?

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2024 Italy Publisher:Edizioni QuasarJournal:Seminari romani di cultura greca : n.s. XIII, 2024 (eissn: 2531-4114, Copyright policy )
Authors: Maria Broggiato;

doi: 10.48235/1147

handle: 11573/1731640

La voce draxón dell'Etymologicum Genuinum : Eratostene, Eupoli e i Baptai?

Abstract

The entry δραξών in the Etymologicum Genuinum, which mentions the name of Eratosthenes of Cyrene (fr. 37 Strecker), discusses the meaning of the Sicilian term δραξών and of another rare word, καψιπήδαλος. This article discusses the text of the entry and the meaning of these two glosses. The probable context of Eratosthenes’ discussion could be related to a Sicilian festival, the Cotytia, and to a comedy of Eupolis.

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Eratosthenes of Cyrene; sicilian glosses; Cotytia; Eupolis

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