American Journal of Philology, Volume 21Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve, Charles William Emil Miller, Benjamin Dean Meritt, Tenney Frank, Harold Fredrik Cherniss, Henry Thompson Rowell Johns Hopkins University Press, 1900 Features articles about literary interpretation and history, textual criticism, historical investigation, epigraphy, religion, linguistics, and philosophy. Serves as a forum for international exchange among classicists and philologists. |
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... tion to the fact that of all the Iranian dialects only the Ancient Persian , with its successors the Middle and New Persian , shows this confusion in the usage of s and 6 , of z and d . [ While the final proof of this paper is still in ...
... tion to the fact that of all the Iranian dialects only the Ancient Persian , with its successors the Middle and New Persian , shows this confusion in the usage of s and 6 , of z and d . [ While the final proof of this paper is still in ...
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... tion of the Codex Turnebi ( 7 ) which was recently discovered in the Bodleian Library ; the contents of the other ( P ) we can infer from a comparison of its descendants , our existing minuscule MSS , B , C , D , etc. While A seems to ...
... tion of the Codex Turnebi ( 7 ) which was recently discovered in the Bodleian Library ; the contents of the other ( P ) we can infer from a comparison of its descendants , our existing minuscule MSS , B , C , D , etc. While A seems to ...
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... tion . For Diphilus we have the testimony of Philemon himself in the words of Tranio , in Plautus , Mostell . 1149 si amicus Deiphilo aut Philemoni's . In the list of victors , frag . g , Diphilus is in the third place after Menander ...
... tion . For Diphilus we have the testimony of Philemon himself in the words of Tranio , in Plautus , Mostell . 1149 si amicus Deiphilo aut Philemoni's . In the list of victors , frag . g , Diphilus is in the third place after Menander ...
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... tion . Quite apart , therefore , from the Пapexdidoμévn , to which we shall return , there is good reason for believing that Antiphanes can not have died as early as 331. We are accordingly bound to follow up the indications , which we ...
... tion . Quite apart , therefore , from the Пapexdidoμévn , to which we shall return , there is good reason for believing that Antiphanes can not have died as early as 331. We are accordingly bound to follow up the indications , which we ...
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... unknown . The Middle German origin of the transla- tion is therefore established beyond peradventure . FRANKLIN AND Marshall College . W. KURRELMEYER . V. - NOTES ON THE NEWLY DISCOVERED ELEGY OF POSEIDIPPUS THE WENZELBIBEL . 75.
... unknown . The Middle German origin of the transla- tion is therefore established beyond peradventure . FRANKLIN AND Marshall College . W. KURRELMEYER . V. - NOTES ON THE NEWLY DISCOVERED ELEGY OF POSEIDIPPUS THE WENZELBIBEL . 75.
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ancient Antiphanes Apollodorus appears Aristomenes Aristophanes Aristotle Astydamas Athens Attic Avestan Bavarian scribe Berlin chthonic chthonic gods Cicero cited compared connection criticism Demeter dialects Diels edition English enim epic Erinyes etiam Euripides example explanation fact frag glosses Greek Grundriss der iran Heraclitus Homer Horace inscription instances Iran language Latin Leipzig libri lines Lucilius meaning Menander mihi Müller Napāt neque noli notes occurs old comedy original Pahlavi Parmenides Paroem passage Pers Persephone Philol Philology Pindar Plato Plautus Plin poem poet present prohibitions quae quam Quint quod quoque quoted reading recension reference regard Roman sacrifices satire says seems subjunctive Suidas Susian tamen tense Theokritos theory tibi tion translation verb verse victory words worship WZKM Zeus γὰρ δὲ ἐν καὶ μὴ οὐκ τὴν τῆς τὸ τοῦ τῶν
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