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Published 2023-06-21
Keywords
- Euphorion,
- Hellenistic poetry,
- Greek epigram,
- Suda lexicon,
- textual criticism
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Abstract
In the first line of AP 6.279 (= Euphor. fr. 1 Lightfoot), the reading transmitted by the Suda lexicon (ἔπεξε = “combed”) is generally preferred to the one of ms. P (ἔπλεξε = “wove”). Both the linguistic evidence and some likely intertextual allusions found in later authors (Dionysius Periegetes, Marianus Scholasticus) could lead to a reappraisal of the form ἔπλεξε.