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Γαλάτεια
Galateia, Galatea
… Best-known for the story, first ascribed to the dithyrambic poet
Philoxenus
of Kythera (phi 393), of the love of the cyclops Polyphemus for her (see theta 475).
Philoxenus
was writing in the court of …
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Διθυραμβοδιδάσκαλοι
dithyramb-directors
… edition of his fragments by James Hordern, 2002), and (5)
Philoxenus
of Cythera (phi 393, phi 397, sigma 1192; cf. alpha 2862, delta 1178, epsiloniota 291; PMG frr. 814-35; Campbell 138-75; RE 20.192ff.
'Philoxenus
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774
Διασφάξ
cleft
… there is no call to doubt the assertion in (e.g.)
Philoxenus
and the Lexicon Vindobonense that dia/sfac is extracted from Herodotus (7.199). [2] From glosses on Herodotus 3.117.1 (web address 1), where this nominative …
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1161
Διόμεια
Diomeia
… intended to suggest some well-known political figures. They might include
Philoxenus
of Diomeia, a politically active member of the deme (cf. Clouds 686-87, Wasps 81-84 about his homosexual attitudes).
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1603
Δυσγάργαλις
skittish, ticklish
… [Author, Myth] Grammaticus (fifth century AD), Etymologicum Magnum gamma41, quoting
Philoxenus
Grammaticus, we have: 'gaggali/zw [first person singular], I move to laughter', this could explain the second part of our gloss.
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5
Ἐακότες
having let go
… of a)ni/hmi. In a discussion of Homeric a)nh=ke ('let go')
Philoxenus
the grammarian (phi 394) cites an Attic form e(/aka, which could be related to the headword were it not for the rough breathing: …
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1031
Ἔμπλην
I neared, they neared
… forms mentioned in this entry reflect the theory, promoted by
Philoxenus
of Alexandria (phi 394), that the Greek vocabulary was based on a core of monosyllabic verbs: see Dickey, 3.1.10 (p. 85). [1] First …
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344
Χλιδῶσαι
to live luxuriantly
… probably quoted from a fragment (b4) of the lyric poet
Philoxenus
[phi 393] preserved by Athenaeus, Deipnosophists 4.147A (4.28 Kaibel). cf. generally chi 339, chi 340.
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