In Cratin. (Odyss.) fr. 150,2 K.-A., Polyphemus threatens that he will cook Odysseus and his crew. Athenaeus, his Epitome and Pollux transmit this line in three different versions; in addition, some modern scholars also have emended it. This paper argues for the Epitome’s text, since its paraepic and paratragic implications correspond to the refined and elegant style of comic-Polyphemus.
Nota a Cratin. (Odyss.) fr. 150,2 K.-A / Marcucci, Andrea. - In: EIKASMOS. - ISSN 1121-8819. - 29:(2018), pp. 91-102.
Nota a Cratin. (Odyss.) fr. 150,2 K.-A.
Andrea Marcucci
2018
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In Cratin. (Odyss.) fr. 150,2 K.-A., Polyphemus threatens that he will cook Odysseus and his crew. Athenaeus, his Epitome and Pollux transmit this line in three different versions; in addition, some modern scholars also have emended it. This paper argues for the Epitome’s text, since its paraepic and paratragic implications correspond to the refined and elegant style of comic-Polyphemus.File allegati a questo prodotto
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