Homerica Emendations And Elucidations of the Odyssey
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and Arist- archus. To Aristophanes is attributed Svy Ivi irrjfui yhrrfrai.
No doubt this last with the needful amelioration of ycFotro for ycnTTot— there would still be a little difiiculty with vayxy — affords a tolerable sense, which is more than can be said of the 350 Digitized by CjOOQ IC BOOK XIV {337 Tulgate. Still no one would believe for a moment, in face ot the evidence, that the phrase patronized by Aristophanes can be the original from which the peculiar reading of the MSS. has been e...volved. It is on the contrary merely the readiest simplification of the unintelligible tradition.
Of course the thick-and-thin adherents of tradition and tradition only may rejoin, ' Oh, we can translate it : it means '^ in miseram calamitatem inciderem ",' and indeed it is fairly obvious that the required sense is practically, as the excellent version of Messrs. Butcher and Lang has it, ' that even yet I might reach the extremity of sorrow.' The scholion BH, Xcorct 17 ^f, V y he r^s Svri^ cttI pXap-qv UXOoifUy is deservedly scouted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and Arist- archus. To Aristophanes is attributed Svy Ivi irrjfui yhrrfrai.
No doubt this last with the needful amelioration of ycFotro for ycnTTot— there would still be a little difiiculty with vayxy — affords a tolerable sense, which is more than can be said of the 350 Digitized by CjOOQ IC BOOK XIV {337 Tulgate. Still no one would believe for a moment, in face ot the evidence, that the phrase patronized by Aristophanes can be the original from which the peculiar reading of the MSS. has been e...volved. It is on the contrary merely the readiest simplification of the unintelligible tradition.
Of course the thick-and-thin adherents of tradition and tradition only may rejoin, ' Oh, we can translate it : it means '^ in miseram calamitatem inciderem ",' and indeed it is fairly obvious that the required sense is practically, as the excellent version of Messrs. Butcher and Lang has it, ' that even yet I might reach the extremity of sorrow.' The scholion BH, Xcorct 17 ^f, V y he r^s Svri^ cttI pXap-qv UXOoifUy is deservedly scouted.
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