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Headword:
Hêrakleidês
Adler number: eta,463
Translated headword: Herakleides, Heraclides
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Son of
Heraclides; of Pontus, from
Heraclea in Pontus. Grammarian. He attended the school of the famous
Didymus[1] in Alexandria. When he heard that Aper, the pupil of
Aristarchus,[2] was achieving distinction in Rome, and that
Didymus was widely denigrated, he wrote 3 books in sapphics or phalaecians, difficult to understand and posing serious difficulties in the questions to which they gave rise; he called them
Leschai.[3] He took them to Rome and outshone Aper; he remained there as head of school under Claudius and Nero. He also wrote many epic poems.
Greek Original:Hêrakleidês, Hêrakleidou, Pontikos, apo Hêrakleias tês Pontou, grammatikos: hostis Didumôi tôi panu kata tên Alexandreôn ephoitêsen. houtos epeidê êkousen Aperôs, tou Aristarchou mathêtou, eudokimountos kata tên Rhômên, polla te tous Didumon diasurontas, egrapse metrôi Sapphikôi êtoi Phalaikiôi biblia g#, dusermêneuta kai pollên tên aporian echonta proballomenôn zêtêmatôn, hatina Leschas ekalesen. eis Rhômên de komisas kai tou Aperôs kataphaneis katemeine scholarchôn en autêi epi Klaudiou kai Nerônos. egrapse de kai poiêmata epika polla.
Notes:
Keywords: biography; chronology; dialects, grammar, and etymology; epic; geography; meter and music; poetry
Translated by: Malcolm Heath on 2 March 2001@23:30:30.
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