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Aγκαθεν

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 February 2009

A. Y. Campbell
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The Classical Review , Volume 1 , Issue 3-4 , December 1951 , pp. 129 - 131
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1951

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page 129 note 1 As I indicated in C.R. 1. p. 54, n. 4.

page 129 note 2 But if such was his meaning, why did he not write ἀγκάλaις?—which does not require ἐν; cf. L.S.J.

page 130 note 1 But where is ‘head’? Why, in Homer: Od. xiv. 494, etc.

page 131 note 1 See, e.g., Il. xiv. 213; xxii. 503; Od. xi. 261; Agam. 723 (with either reading).

page 131 note 2 There is a complication at 1579.

page 131 note 3 e.g. Jebb confuses windward and leeward. I hope some day to publish a clarification.

page 131 note 3 Hermann, too, admitted that this was a possibility.