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Headword:
*(riano/s
Adler number: rho,158
Translated headword: Rhianos, Rhianus
Vetting Status: high
Translation: also [sc. known as] the Cretan, since he was from Bene (Bene [is] a city of Crete);[1] but some have reported that he was from Ceraea,[2] others from
Ithome in Messene.[3] This man was orginally the warden of the palaestra and a slave; subsequently he was educated and became a grammarian, contemporary with
Eratosthenes.[4] He wrote in verse: poems;
Heraclead (in 4 books[5]).
Greek Original:*(riano/s, o( kai\ *krh/s, w)\n *bhnai=os [*bh/nh de\ po/lis *krh/ths]: tine\s de\ *kerai/+thn, a)/lloi de\ *)iqw/mhs th=s *messh/nhs au)to\n i(sto/rhsan. ou(=tos de\ h)=n th=s palai/stras pro/teron fu/lac kai\ dou=los, u(/steron de\ pai- deuqei\s e)ge/neto grammatiko/s, su/gxronos *)eratosqe/nous. e)/grayen e)mme/trws poih/mata, *(hrakleia/da e)n bibli/ois d#.
Notes:
Reference:
R. Pfeiffer A History of Classical Scholarship (Oxford 1968) 148-9
Keywords: athletics; biography; chronology; daily life; dialects, grammar, and etymology; epic; geography; historiography; mythology; poetry
Translated by: Malcolm Heath on 8 September 2003@17:07:08.
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