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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 edition. Excerpt: ...Cp. Aj. 742 fl irapfiiceiJ'. irapa, as if brought by a side-wind. I. 538. 'A purchase bringing ruin to my heart,' or ' in which my heart is ruined.' The language is adapted to the simile. The meaning is the same whether we take eifirjr6v = o wfi3.rai (mid.) or iv $ uarai (pass.). Tjs eH'is it,Pev0s is a periphrasis like f) epi) ifivxn n Ant. 559, Hermann and others seem to explain the words, 'a cruel return for my faithfulness of sou1.' II. 539, 40. 'And now we are here to be embraced, two beneath one coverlet.' The meaning requires tv biraymiapa iird rrjs airijs xaus. Jlijlvojuv is perhaps used with the idea of awaiting the return of Heracles. For virayKaXiapa cp. Ant. 650 ifvxpbv irapayKaiapa. l. 541. ijjiiv is to be taken with iriarbs Kayadis. Cp. O. T. 8 6 iraai Keivos 0iSiVovs Kaoijievos and note. 'Our kind and faithful Heracles." Koxovmvos = ' hitherto so reputed in the world.' l. 542. Tov paKpov Xp6vov. The time is put for the service rendered in the time, (as in nrjvbs pioBov) i.e. = ris xpOF&u oisovp'ias. For oiovp'ias cp. Eur. H. F. 137a, 3. l. 543. Ovk eirurrau.in. Cp. Ant. 686 purjr' imcraiprjv iyeiv. I.544. Voi/oovti.. iroXXd K.t. X., 'though sick ofttimes of this disease.' Cp. supra l. 445. I. 545. o5 brings out the contrast between the two cases. It is one thing for Heracles to give his love to others, and another that he should bring the object of his affections to dwell with him in the same house as Deianira. She cannot bear this insult even if she cannot resent it. The article with the infinitive gives a tone of expostulation to the speech, as in Ant. 78 Tb Si fiiq ironwv Spav i(pvv &prxavos II. 547, 8. nv pev.. riv Si =' in the one case--in the other.' With wv supply rav plv. The plural is used to...
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Greek text with introduction and full commentary.
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Emeritus Regius Professor of Greek, Oxford, Hugh Lloyd-Jones was knighted in 1989.
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- Publication date2013
- ISBN 10 1230072462
- ISBN 13 9781230072463
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages28
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