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Headword:
*timoklh=s
Adler number: tau,624
Translated headword: Timokles, Timocles
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Another [Timokles], he too a comic poet.[1] Amongst his plays are
Women celebrating the Dionysia,
Busybody,
Ikarians,[2]
Delos,
Lethe,
Dionysos,
Dustcloud,
Porphyra (which also seems [to some] to be by
Xenarchus),[3]
Heroes,
Dragon,
Neaira (Neaira is a courtesan's name),[4]
Orestes,
Marathonians.
These are the ones mentioned by
Athenaeus in the books of his
Deipnosophists.[5] There are also others.
*timoklh=s e(/teros, kai\ au)to\s kwmiko/s. tw=n drama/twn au)tou= e)sti *dionusia/zousai, *polupra/gmwn, *)ika/rioi, *dh=los, *lh/qh, *dio/nusos, *koni/salos, *porfu/ra [h(/tis kai\ dokei= *cena/rxou ei)=nai], *(/hrwes, *drako/ntion, *ne/aira [e(tai/ras de\ o)/noma/ e)stin h( *ne/aira], *)ore/sths, *maraqw/nioi. tau=ta *)aqh/naios le/gei e)n toi=s bibli/ois tw=n *deipnosofistw=n. ei)si\ de\ kai\ a)/lla.
Notes:
[1] See
tau 623. Modern scholars, however, equate the two.
[2] See generally
iota 255.
[3] See generally
xi 22.
[4] cf.
alpha 2048, and see generally Debra Hamel,
Trying Neaira (New Haven 2003).
[5]
Athenaeus,
Deipnosophists 6.223B [6.2 Kaibel], 8.339D-F [8.23-24], 8.341E [8.27], 9.407D-E [9.73], 10.430F [10.37], 10.431A [10.37], 10.455F [10.83], 13.567D-E [13.22], 13.570F [13.27].
Translated by: David Whitehead on 26 April 2003@10:09:30.
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