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Headword:
Diathesis
Adler number: delta,558
Translated headword: disposition
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Isocrates [sc. uses this word] to mean sale.[1] But Antiphon [does so] to mean arrangement.[2] And [the cognate verb]
diaqe/sqai relates to arranging. But
diaqe/sqai can also substitute for
sunqe/sqai, as
Hyperides and
Demosthenes [illustrate].[3]
Greek Original:Diathesis: Isokratês anti tou prasis. Antiphôn de anti tou dioikêsis. kai diathesthai epi tou dioikêsai. paralambanetai de to diathesthai kai anti tou sunthesthai, hôs Huperidês kai Dêmosthenês.
Notes:
Abridged from Harpokration s.v.; also in
Photius.
[1]
Isocrates 11.14 (web address 1).
[2] Variously attributed to Antiphon the orator (fr. 85 Sauppe) and his namesake the sophist (87 B 63 D.-K.).
[3] So the transmitted text of the final three words,
Hyperides "kai"
Demosthenes. But comparison with Harpokration shows that "and" [
kai/] should be "against" [
kata/], i.e. Hyper.
Dem. 1.
Associated internet address:
Web address 1
Keywords: daily life; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; economics; rhetoric
Translated by: David Whitehead on 19 October 2000@05:18:19.
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