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Headword:
Numpheios
oikos
Adler number: nu,593
Translated headword: bridal house
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning that] in which the brides [
or: nymphs] are.[1] But [sc. with the adjective differently spelled]
nu/mfios ko/smos ["bridal adornment, adornment of a bride"] [is used] possessively, like Tyrian ["of Tyre"], Phrygian ["of
Phrygia"], Lydian ["of
Lydia"].[2]
"On the day when the bridal chamber was lit with a lamp, then you obtained a pyre, not marriage."[3]
Numpheios oikos: en hôi hai numphai eisi. Numphios de kosmos, ktêtikôs, hôs Turios, Phrugios, Ludios. êmatiai hôi numphios anêpteto lampadi pastas, toutôi purkaïês ou nalamôn etuches.
Notes:
[1] For the headword phrase, Adler compares
Ambrosian Lexicon 35, as well as ps.-
Zonaras nu1408 and
Philoponus (
de vocabulis nu4).
[2] Similarly in the
Synagoge,
Photius (nu289 Theodoridis), and
Lexica Segueriana 310.10.
[3]
Greek Anthology 7.188.7-8 (Antonius Thallus). Line 7 should begin
h)/mati d'w(=|. The penultimate word is
qala/mwn; Adler regards the erroneous
nala/mwn in the Suda as influenced by
nama/twn in
nu 594. Verses 5-6 of this epigram are quoted at
epsilon 2994,
mu 1258, and
phi 800.
Translated by: Catharine Roth on 17 October 2009@22:57:18.
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