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Headword:
Edêmeusan
Adler number: epsilon,225
Translated headword: they confiscated
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning] they made public property.[1] "And envy prevailed, and they confiscated his property. But he put 10 talents of gold aside for himself.".[2]
Greek Original:Edêmeusan: dêmosion epoiêsan. kai ekratêsen ho phthonos, kai tên ousian edêmeusan autôi. ho de hupexaireitai chrusiou i# talanta.
Notes:
[1] For the glossing cf.
epsilon 226. The headword is presumably extracted from the quotation given.
[2] Though the quotation -- shorter in ps.-
Zonaras -- is unidentifiable (Adler suggested
Aelian), Favuzzi (2018) 279-282 builds a strong case for concluding that the individual concerned is Themistokles (
theta 124,
theta 125).
Reference:
Andrea Favuzzi, "Three historical fragments in the Suda," GRBS 58 (2018) 279-291
Keywords: biography; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; economics; ethics; historiography; history
Translated by: David Whitehead on 13 May 2003@09:48:19.
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