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Callimachus on Aratus' Sleepless Nights

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 February 2009

Alan Cameron
Alan Cameron
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Bedford College, London
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Review Article
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The Classical Review , Volume 22 , Issue 2 , June 1972 , pp. 169 - 170
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1972

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1 I am grateful to the Research Fund Committee of Sheffield University for its support.

2 Hermes, xxix (1894), 121.1

3 Hermes, xvc (1967), 379–81.

4 On this sense of ἀγρυπνία see too now J. Robert, R.E.G. lxxx (1967), 286–7. Mr. A. H. Griffiths draws my attention to the now note in F. Jacobs' edn. of A.P. (not his Animadv. to Brunck's edn.) quoting Theoph. Sim. Ep. 54, where Medea tells Jason that his σύντονος ἀγρυπνία παρῴχηκε, viz. that he does not stay awake at nights thinking of her the way he used to. Once more (in a cultivated Egyptian writer) surely an echo of Callimachus.