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Εἰκονώδης A Problem Of Origin

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 February 2009

P. G. Maxwell-Stuart
P. G. Maxwell-Stuart
Affiliation:
Queens' College, Cambridge
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In the latest edition of Liddell and Scott's Lexicon appears the entry, —, fantastic, Gloss.’’ No more information is given. Gloss, refers to the Corpus Glossariorum Latirtorum edited by G. Loewe, G. Goetz, and F. Schoell. (Leipzig, 1888–1923). If one consults that work, however, one finds that does not appear in it. Nor does it appear in Liddell and Scott's Lexicon before the new, revised edition of 1925.

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The Classical Quarterly , Volume 29 , Issue 1 , May 1979 , pp. 216 - 217
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1979

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References

page 217 note 1 Scaliger wrote to both Charles and Pierre Labbè several times between 1601 and 1604 in connection with Glossaria. Casoubon also wrote in 1596 and 1602.

page 217 note 2 The full tide of Labbè's work is Cyrilli, Pbiloxeni, aliorumque Veterum Auctorum Glossaria, Graeco-Latina et Latino-Graeca, a Carolo Labbaeo collecta. The Glossarium of Cyril is absorbed within this work. That of Philoxenus has been edited separately by Laistner, M. (Glossaria Latina, Vol. 2, Paris, 1926Google Scholar) but imaginosus does not appear therein. Oddly enough, is not included by Kriaras, in his Lexicon of Mediaeval Greek (Thessalonika, 1968– )Google Scholar. The same vague reference to Gloss, is made even by Demetrakos, D. in his Lexicon Magnum (Athens-Thessalonika, 1950).Google Scholar