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Headword:
*)allantopw/lhs
Adler number: alpha,1067
Translated headword: sausage-seller
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning] the man selling types of guts, gut-seller. For
a)lla=s [is] the gut, [and in the genitive it is]
a)lla=ntos.
"Instead of a trophy they set up a standard for the general. And hanging sausages from it they jeered at their enemies with laughter".[1]
Aristophanes [writes]: "he wanted to eat sausages out of [the] Apatouria." [The] Apatouria was a public festival celebrated among [the] Athenians.[2]
*)allantopw/lhs: o( ei)/dh e)nte/rwn pwlw=n, e)nteropw/lhs. a)lla=s ga\r to\ e)/nteron, a)lla=ntos. a)nti\ tropai/ou e)/sthsan tw=| strathgw=| shmei=on. a)lla=nta/s te au)tou= a)pokrema/santes toi=s polemi/ois su\n ge/lwti e)petw/qazon. *)aristofa/nhs: h)/ra fagei=n a)lla=ntas e)c *)apatouri/wn. *)apatou/ria de\ e(orth\ dhmotelh\s a)gome/nh par' *)aqhnai/ois.
Notes:
cf. generally
alpha 1076 (and
upsilon 390: Greek literature's best-known sausage-seller is the opponent of Paphlagon/Kleon in
Aristophanes'
Knights, and Adler suggests [addenda] that this material might come from
scholia to
Knights 141).
[1]
Procopius,
History of the Wars of Justinian 2.18.26.
[2] For this material cf.
alpha 2940.
Translated by: Jennifer Benedict on 7 November 2000@17:00:32.
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