The Clouds of Aristophanes. the Greek Text Revised With a Translation Into Corresponding Metres, Introduction And Commentary
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Koi rph ravr elcrdyccv, aX\! ael KMvh'i lBeav aocjii^ofiai,, 535 oiiSev aKKrfKaKTtv ofioia^ koI irdaa^ Se^id^' o? fieyiarov ovra KXecov' eiraia et? rrjv yacnepa, KovK eToXfiTjo' av6K eirefiir'rjSrja' avTw xeifievq).
530. a(pavi^av irovripa (rKm/i/iara.] This merits : d(jiavi^eiv has much the same phrase has, I believe, been imiversally meaning, infr. 959 ; Thuc. ii. 42 ; Eth.
misunderstood. Dindorf translates it, Nic. iii. ix. 3, etc. Thus too we see the after Bergler, ' dicta mordacia retunden...s.' full force of the succeeding verses. They An older Latin version (Aristophanes Bi- resort to all kind of manoeuvres, says the seti) is, ' amotis e conspectu dictis mor- Poet, to draw the attention of the au- dacibus.' Mitchell gives, 'making the dience from their TAIIH, mine needs no wretched scoffers disappear, res pro per- such adventitious succour, but comes be- sona.' The translation in the text seems fo^e you airfj Kai toIs EHESIN Tntrreiovtra.
scarcely to stand in need of any support : por a sunilar sentiment compare Peace if any is wanted, there is a very apposite 739—750, piutus 798.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Koi rph ravr elcrdyccv, aX\! ael KMvh'i lBeav aocjii^ofiai,, 535 oiiSev aKKrfKaKTtv ofioia^ koI irdaa^ Se^id^' o? fieyiarov ovra KXecov' eiraia et? rrjv yacnepa, KovK eToXfiTjo' av6K eirefiir'rjSrja' avTw xeifievq).
530. a(pavi^av irovripa (rKm/i/iara.] This merits : d(jiavi^eiv has much the same phrase has, I believe, been imiversally meaning, infr. 959 ; Thuc. ii. 42 ; Eth.
misunderstood. Dindorf translates it, Nic. iii. ix. 3, etc. Thus too we see the after Bergler, ' dicta mordacia retunden...s.' full force of the succeeding verses. They An older Latin version (Aristophanes Bi- resort to all kind of manoeuvres, says the seti) is, ' amotis e conspectu dictis mor- Poet, to draw the attention of the au- dacibus.' Mitchell gives, 'making the dience from their TAIIH, mine needs no wretched scoffers disappear, res pro per- such adventitious succour, but comes be- sona.' The translation in the text seems fo^e you airfj Kai toIs EHESIN Tntrreiovtra.
scarcely to stand in need of any support : por a sunilar sentiment compare Peace if any is wanted, there is a very apposite 739—750, piutus 798.
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