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1882
Volume 142, Issue 1
  • ISSN: 0035-6220
  • E-ISSN: 2785-0773

Abstract

Abstract

This note deals with two Tarentine glosses transmitted by Hesychius. In the former (Hsch. α 4656 Latte ἄναυτα), I propose that the problematic form ἠπειρωτικά (printed as such, or wrongly emended, by various scholars) should be corrected into ἢ παραυτίκα, which is palaeographically very plausible and paralleled by other glosses in the . In the latter (Hsch. τ 433 Hansen - Cunningham †τελλίην), I propose to read Τελλήν, a personal name attested in Tarentum; the ὁ δεῖνα tells us that it was used to describe an unidentified person, precisely like and in Latin (and and in Italian).

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