The Aias of Sophocles, With Critical And Explanatory Notes
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Splits lvos. ScHOL. : \x voXXou %povov. Cf. Philoht, 493, irxXx" xv l| Zrtv, Isokr. Or. ad Phil. p. 91. 47, oStci oh -roXhs Xt°*s Mf «! w roo-xirm fiiTx/SoXm nXfov, and the many similar examples quoted in Lobeck's note.
576. 't$x!x ft.lfi.iu .... rptixipms. " So Aldus. The difficulty of this passage consists in the three words Xupunix mx pjxm, out of which 200 NOTES.
it is impossible to elicit either sense or metre. The Triclinian editions and Lobeck read Xti/mtix piXm ma- Brunck edits lu/unltf ... *oUf pfam, with the consent of most of the MSS., including five out of six of those in the Bodleian Library. The sixth reads keifAaivsia vroa. fiviXm. Tloix or vrom is the proper orthography, whether the first syllable be long or short. Bothe reads \u[Am'to*i pykocroa. Asipaivfii is undoubtedly right, and was suggested to Bothe by a happy mistake of Johnson's, who ex- hibits Xupi&viSi (sic) as the reading of the two Baroccian MSS.
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Splits l
576. 't$x!x ft.lfi.iu .... rptixipms. " So Aldus. The difficulty of this passage consists in the three words Xupunix mx pjxm, out of which 200 NOTES.
it is impossible to elicit either sense or metre. The Triclinian editions and Lobeck read Xti/mtix piXm ma- Brunck edits lu/unltf
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