Su due improbabili citazioni dai Korinthiaká di Eumelo (f 2; 8 Bernabé = 12 Davies): un nuovo frammento lirico di autore incerto (Eschilo?) e un oracolo sibillino
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.2002.v70.i1.120Keywords:
Aeschylus, Corinthian speech, Dactylic pentameter. Epic poetry. Eumelus. Favorinus. Greek. Greek metric. Greek lyric poetry. Pausanias. Dio Chrysostom. Sybilline oracleAbstract
The attentive consideration of Favorinus’ Corinthian speech (Ps.-Dio Chrys., or. XXXVII) has permitted to obtain a new reading proposal that clears the meaning of two anonymous fragments quoted in Cor., 11-13, fluently assigned to Eumelus’ Korinthiaká. Further more, the exegetic, linguistic and metric analysis of the quotations suggest the attribution to Greek lyric poetry, maybe the Aeschylus’ Isthmiastai, and to Sybilline oracles.
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