Short Notes on Two Comic Fragments (Callias fr. 18 K.-A.; Theopompus Comicus fr. 64 K.-A.)

In this note is proposed a new explanation of two Greek comic fragments: Callias fr. 18 K.-A. (from Pedetai) containing a possible reference to the poet's nickname "Schoinion," and Theopompus Comicus fr. 64 K.-A. probably coming from a paraklausithyron-scene./Nouvelle interprétation d...

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Published in:Phoenix (Toronto) 1999-10, Vol.53 (3/4), p.330-335
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description In this note is proposed a new explanation of two Greek comic fragments: Callias fr. 18 K.-A. (from Pedetai) containing a possible reference to the poet's nickname "Schoinion," and Theopompus Comicus fr. 64 K.-A. probably coming from a paraklausithyron-scene./Nouvelle interprétation de deux fragments de comédies grecques. D'abord, le fragment 18 K.-A. de Callias (de Pedetai) peut faire référence au surnom du poète, "Schoinion." Puis, le fragment 64 K.-A. de l'auteur de comédies Théopompe est probablement un passage de scène de lamentations auprès d'une porte fermée (paraklausithyron).
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