A Note on Abbreviations and Translations
I use the standard abbreviations for authors and their works as found in the Oxford Classical Dictionary (OCD) digital edition, supplemented with journal abbreviations as listed in L’Année philologique online. Unless otherwise stated, the Greek text is from the most recent edition of the Oxford Classical Text (OCT), and translations are my own. I have transliterated terms relevant for the discussion, with names as they appear in the OCD. Capitalization is used to indicate dramatis personae.
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- DK
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- LIMC
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- OCT
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Smyth, H. W. 1956. Greek Grammar. Cambridge, MA.
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Snell, B., Kannicht, R., and Radt, S. L. (eds.). 1971–2004. Tragicorum Graecorum Fragmenta. Göttingen.
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