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Headword:
Aristeidês
Adler number: alpha,3902
Translated headword: Aristeides, Aristides, Aelius Aristides
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Of Hadriani. Sophist.[1] (Hadriani is a city in
Mysia, now
Bithynia.) Pupil of the rhetor
Polemo of
Smyrna.[2] Son of Eudaemon, who was a philosopher and priest in the temple of Zeus in his native city. Others write that his father was Eudaemon.[3] He attended Herodes' classes in
Athens,[4] and those of
Aristocles in Pergamum.[5] He lived under Antoninus Caesar, and survived until Commodus. As for his speeches, one would not find an end to them anywhere, and they are in different ways and in different respects successful.[6]
Aristeidês, Adrianeus, sophistês [Adrianoi de polis Musias, tês nun Bithunias], Polemônos tou Smurnaiou rhêtoros mathêtês, huios Eudaimonos, philosophou te kai hiereôs genomenou tou en têi patridi autou hierou tou Dios. hoi de Eudaimona ton patera autou graphousin. êkroasato de Hêrôdou kata tas Athênas kai en Pergamôi Aristokleous, gegonôs epi te Antôninou tou Kaisaros kai diateinas mechri Komodou. tôn de logôn autou par' oudeni peras heuroi tis an, allôs de allois epiteuchthentas.
Notes:
On the sources of this entry see Behr (1968) 146-147; Behr (1994) 1151 n.42.
[1] RE Aristeides(24); NP Aristeides(3); OCD4
Aristides, Publius Aelius; PIR2 A 145;
Philostratus,
Lives of the Sophists 2.9.
[2] [
pi 1889]
Polemo.
[3] This obscure sentence perhaps arises from a confused memory of
Philostratus' pun: '
Aristides, either the son of Eudaemon [
Eudaimonos] or himself fortunate [
eudaimona].' In any event, Adler (addenda) notes Masson's proposed emendation of
to\n pate/ra au)tou= to
ou) to\n pate/ra a)ll' au)to/n.
[4] [
eta 545] Herodes.
[5] [
alpha 3918]
Aristocles.
[6] The sense of the last sentence is obscure; the text may be corrupt.
C.A. Behr Aelius Aristides and the Sacred Tales (Amsterdam 1968).
C.A. Behr 'Studies in the biography of Aelius Aristides' ANRW II 34.2 (1994) 1140-1233.
Keywords: biography; chronology; daily life; geography; philosophy; religion; rhetoric
Translated by: Malcolm Heath on 12 June 2000@10:40:11.
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