Μαρωνεῖτις φυλή
Maroneian tribe
Translated by David Whitehead13 Jul 2007Vetting: high4 revisions
Translation
Greek original · Adler’s text
Μαρωνεῖτις φυλή. καὶ γυνή. καὶ Μαρώνειος οἶνος.
Betacode
*marwnei=tis fulh/. kai\ gunh/. kai\ *marw/neios oi)=nos.
Notes (2)
- See under mu 222 for Maroneia in Thrace. The present headword phrase is presumably extracted from somewhere, but is unidentifiable.
- 1From kappa 2341; see also iota 517. ↩
- 2The phrase occurs in several authors, including Philostratus. See also iota 645. ↩
Linked from3 entries
- ι517ἹππαρχίαHipparchiaSister of Metrokles the Cynic, from Maroneia, Cynic philosopher, wife of Krates the Cynic, who was an Athenian, student of Bryson from Achaia, or as some say of Diogenes. She wrote philosophical discussions and some…
- ι645Ἰσμαρικὸς οἶνοςIsmarian wineArchilochus [writes]: "on my spear [depends] Ismarian wine; I drink leaning on my spear." Ismaros [was] a polis, now known as Maroneia.
- μ222ΜαρώνειαMaroneiaIt is a place in Attica, which Demosthenes mentions in the paragraphe[-speech] Against Pantainetos. It is also a city in Thrace, which they say is the one called Ismaros by Homer.
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Revision history4 revisions · last 8 May 2013
- Revised — David Whitehead
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- set status — Catharine Roth
- Translated — David Whitehead