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Headword:
Chôlos
Adler number: chi,425
Translated headword: crippled, lame
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [It is applied] both to a foot and to a hand.
Eupolis [writes]: "because you [are] really crippled in the hand."[1] And the Attic[-speakers use the word]
kulloi/ ["deformed"] for the feet and hands alike.[2]
Also [sc. attested is]
xwlopoio/s ["crippler"].
Aristophanes [writes]: "no indeed, not before I should expose this crippler clearly for the bold-faced one he is."[3]
But [sc. differently-accented]
*xw=los [is] a proper name.[4]
Greek Original:Chôlos: kai epi podos kai epi cheiros. Eupolis: hoti chôlos tên cheira su sphodra. kai kullous hoi Attikoi epi podôn kai cheirôn homoiôs. kai Chôlopoios. Aristophanês: ou dêta, prin g' an touton apophênô saphôs ton chôlopoion, hoios ôn thrasunetai. Chôlos de onoma kurion.
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Keywords: comedy; daily life; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; ethics; medicine; tragedy
Translated by: Jennifer Benedict on 3 April 2008@01:08:33.
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