Θεοφύλακτος
Theophylaktos, Theophylactus, Theophylact
Translated by Malcolm Heath13 Jun 2001Vetting: high4 revisions
Translation
Greek original · Adler’s text
Θεοφύλακτος, σοφιστής, ᾧ ἐπώνυμον Σιμοκάτης.
Betacode
*qeofu/laktos, sofisth/s, w(=| e)pw/numon *simoka/ths.
Notes (2)
- c.560-630. See PLRE III Theophylactus(10). Wikipedia entry at web address 1.
- 1Also author of a Universal History. For a translation of its preface, which includes a dialogue between Philosophy and History, see A.J. Toynbee, Greek Historical Thought (New York 1952) 94-97. ↩
- 2Literally, Snubnosed Cat; cf. sigma 435. ↩
External resources
- Web address 1 en.wikipedia.org
Linked from3 entries
- σ435ΣιμοκάττηςSimocattes[sc. Name of a] poet. Surname of Theophylactus [the] sophist.
- τ444Τεχνητὸν γύναιον δυσγενέςan artificial woman of bad breed.[no gloss]
- υ348Ὑπερώηpalate[*(uperw/h] and u(perw/a: the roof of the mouth. Homer [says]: "he wetted his lips, but he did not wet his palate". And Simocatta [says]: "a Median arrow went deep into the upper lip and stuck into the skull".
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