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What Was He Reading Exactly? Marcus Argentarius,AP9.161 (= 1369-72GP), and Hesiod’sWorks and Days

Authors: Vergados A;

What Was He Reading Exactly? Marcus Argentarius,AP9.161 (= 1369-72GP), and Hesiod’sWorks and Days

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AbstractIn this paper I argue against a recent interpretation of AP 9.161 (Marcus Argentarius) that reads in the epigram a play with the canonical order of Hesiod’s poems. Instead of connecting this epigram with Hesiod’s Catalogue, I posit an allusion to the series of maxims in Hesiod’s Op. 299-382.

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