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Headword: Huês
Adler number: upsilon,82
Translated headword: Hues, Hyes
Vetting Status: high
Translation:
*(/uou [in the genitive].
An epithet of Dionysus;[1] so [says] Clidemus.[2] "Because," he says, "we perform sacrifices to him, during the time in which the god sends rain."[3] But Pherecydes[4] [says] that Semele was called Hue and Dionysus’ nurses Huades.[5] Aristophanes includes Hues among the foreign gods.[6]
Greek Original:
Huês, Huou. epitheton Dionusou: hôs Kleidêmos. epeidê, phêsin, epiteloumen tas thusias autôi, kath' hon ho theos huei chronon. ho de Pherekudês tên Semelên Huên legesthai kai tas tou Dionusou trophous Huadas. Aristophanês de sunkatalegei xenikois theois to Huên.
Notes:
After the grammatical opening, the entry follows Harpokration (and Photius) s.v.
[1] Also of Zeus, according to Hesychius and Theognostus. Herodian the Grammarian says it should have a perispomenon accent (*(uh=s).
[2] The Atthidographer, a.k.a. Clitodemus; cf. alpha 2972, eta 421, kappa 1745, pi 3151 (and epsilon 2505).
[3] Clidemus FGrH 323 F27.
[4] Of Athens (phi 216).
[5] Pherecydes FGrH 3 F90a.
[6] Aristophanes fr. 878 Kock (908 K.-A.), of a feminine.
Keywords: comedy; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; historiography; mythology; religion
Translated by: Ioannis Doukas on 21 July 2009@20:21:31.
Vetted by:
Catharine Roth (tweaked notes, added keywords, set status) on 22 July 2009@00:42:46.
David Whitehead (updated some references; another keyword; tweaks and cosmetics) on 22 July 2009@03:18:12.
David Whitehead (tweaked notes) on 13 July 2011@08:53:05.
David Whitehead on 19 November 2013@09:55:54.
Catharine Roth (typo) on 9 November 2022@18:35:23.
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