Bacchylides : the Poems And Fragments
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/. I. 26 f. oi ykp riv J. B.
irevToABXiov, oXV itf} iK&iTTip \ (pyiuni K«To riXos, 'a (separate) result was ap- pointed for each feat ' (where it is usually rendered ' prize ' ; and that is implied).
In P. IX. 118 the maiden is placed at the end of the course, riXos ^/ifjiev axpov : where, as the adj. shows, it means 'goal' (rather than ' prize ' ; — though she was that also).
8 iXXaSi, 'be propitious.' On this form see H. Weir Smyth, Greek Melic Poets p. 418 ; and Meister, Gr. Dial, I.
413. It... is the imperat. of an Aeolic perfect (cited by Herodian 11. 499. 19 and 605. 8). Two points should be noted, (i) XX is from trX: the primary form of the present (not extant) would be aiirXiifii. : and of the perf. stem, tr^irXa.
Cp. Aeolic x^XXiot (x'Xioi), from x^cX'o'.
(2) The perfect ought to have a : cp.
Callim. fr. 121 IWare : Theocr. xv. 143 iXaSi. The a here may be due to the preceding long syllable (by levelling of quantity): in //. i. 583 we have i\dos, though in 9. 639 (etc.) 'iXdos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/. I. 26 f. oi ykp riv J. B.
irevToABXiov, oXV itf} iK&iTTip \ (pyiuni K«To riXos, 'a (separate) result was ap- pointed for each feat ' (where it is usually rendered ' prize ' ; and that is implied).
In P. IX. 118 the maiden is placed at the end of the course, riXos ^/ifjiev axpov : where, as the adj. shows, it means 'goal' (rather than ' prize ' ; — though she was that also).
8 iXXaSi, 'be propitious.' On this form see H. Weir Smyth, Greek Melic Poets p. 418 ; and Meister, Gr. Dial, I.
413. It... is the imperat. of an Aeolic perfect (cited by Herodian 11. 499. 19 and 605. 8). Two points should be noted, (i) XX is from trX: the primary form of the present (not extant) would be aiirXiifii. : and of the perf. stem, tr^irXa.
Cp. Aeolic x^XXiot (x'Xioi), from x^cX'o'.
(2) The perfect ought to have a : cp.
Callim. fr. 121 IWare : Theocr. xv. 143 iXaSi. The a here may be due to the preceding long syllable (by levelling of quantity): in //. i. 583 we have i\dos, though in 9. 639 (etc.) 'iXdos.
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