??????? ???? and ?????? ?????? ????
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.fortunat.2021.34.03Keywords:
???????, ??????, Theocritus, Homer, scholia, literary allusionAbstract
InTheocritus Idyll XXIV, 98 ??????? ???? the adjective retains the Homeric sense of ??????, ????????, ‘stop something from moving forward at speed’, while evoking the phrase ?????? ?????? ???? from Iliad XIV, 271, because ??????? was an usual explanation of the difficult word ?????? in the ancient exegesis.
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