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A Note on Sophocles' Ajax

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

J. Enoch Powell
J. Enoch Powell
Affiliation:
Trinity College, Cambridge.
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The Classical Review , Volume 46 , Issue 4 , September 1932 , pp. 155
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1932

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1 (Hermann, Lobeck and Erfurdt also accepted the Scholiast's explanation.)

2 Cf. Hes. fr. I: .

3 αἲλινον ὠκυμρῳ με λεχωδι τοτο κεκφθαι | τς διοδωρου γρμμα λγει σοφης (An epitaph speaks.)

4 In Heliodorus V. 2 (p. 124, 16, Teubner): οἷον ἠρινς ηδνος αλινον ᾠδν ν νυκτ μυοομνης, to which Lobeck appealed as conclusive proof of the Scholiast's interpretation, αῖλινον is only conjecture (the MSS. have ἒ(ἒ)λειον, αἲλιον, and ἂλιον), proposed by Commelinus on the strength of this very passage of Sophocles.