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Headword:
*)ekmele/s
Adler number: epsilon,498
Translated headword: careless
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning something] uncared-for.[1] "Indeed, Bonos ... his mind was not inclined toward what was careless or more indolent; instead he employed an alacrity that was intense toward finding safety."[2]
"And other diseases he used to treat in the fashion of a careless lyre."
Eunapius says [this].[3]
So [one can say] 'careless' or [= as an alternative to] out of tune.
"Even
Theodosius the emperor was careless and prey to all manner of indolence."[4]
*)ekmele/s: h)melhme/non. o( de\ dh\ *bw=nos ou)k e)s to\ e)kmele\s au)tw=| ou)d' e)s to\ r(a|qumo/teron e)tra/ph o( nou=s, a)lla\ sunto/nw| tw=| ta/xei pro\s th\n swthri/an e)xrh=to. kai\ ta)/lla pa/qh kata\ th\n e)kmelh= lu/ran e)qerapeu/eto. fhsi\n *eu)na/pios. *)ekmelh\s ou)=n h)\ kako/hxos. o(/ti kai\ *qeodo/sios o( basileu\s e)kmelh\s h)=n kai\ pa/sh| r(a|qumi/a| e)kkei/menos.
Notes:
[1] The headword is neuter nominative/accusative singular of this adjective, presumably extracted from the quotation which immediately follows.
[2] Attributed by Angelo Mai (1782-1854) to
Menander Protector, and accepted as such by Blockley (fr. 33.1). Translation is difficult since the sentence as it stands seems to have two nominative subjects: Bonos and his mind (
nou=s). I have attempted to solve the problem by indicating a gap in the text, but that is sheer guesswork. For other entries involving Bonos see
beta 495,
epsilon 2310,
upsilon 743.
[3]
Eunapius fr. 96 FHG (4.54).
[4] Derived from
Zosimus,
Historia Nova 4.50.2, a longer excerpt of which is presented at
theta 144.
Translated by: William Hutton on 7 January 2007@10:55:54.
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