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Headword:
*)analeca/menos
Adler number: alpha,1935
Translated headword: having reviewed, having recovered
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning he] having pondered, thought over.[1]
"He having reviewed the letter."[2]
Also [sc. attested is]
a)nalecame/nwn, [meaning] they having gathered themselves together.[3]
"With the Carthaginians scarcely having recovered from the shock, a lone man named Blanon sent out his own voice from the crowd and spoke."[4]
And again: "and [
Severus] shut up the monument of Alexander [the Great], so that no one could any longer either see his body or review what things were written in those places."[5]
*)analeca/menos: a)nagnou\s, noh/sas. o( de\ a)naleca/menos th\n e)pistolh/n. kai\ *)analecame/nwn, e(autou\s sunagago/ntwn. mo/lis de\ tw=n *karxhdoni/wn a)po\ th=s kataplh/cews a)nalecame/nwn, mo/nos o( *bla/nwn kalou/menos oi)kei/an th=s perista/sews fwnh\n proe/menos ei)=pe. kai\ au)=qis: kai\ to\ tou= *)aleca/ndrou mnhmei=on sune/kleisen, i(/na mhdei\s e)/ti mh/te to\ tou/tou sw=ma i)/dh| mh/te ta\ e)n e)kei/nois gegramme/na a)nale/chtai.
Notes:
[1] The headword is aorist middle participle, nominative masculine singular, of
a)nale/gw (cf.
alpha 1934); presumably from the quotation which follows.
[2] Short though it is, this quotation is reasonably identified by C. Theodoridis in his
Photius edition (vol.II p.XCII) as
Procopius,
History of the Wars of Justinian 7.22.17.
[3] Genitive plural of the same participle, presumably from the quotation which follows.
[4]
Diodorus Siculus 32.6.3 (where the name is Blannon - and Appian has Bannon); again at
beta 320.
[5]
Cassius Dio 75.13.2; again at
sigma 182. For Alexander, see
alpha 1121.
Translated by: Jennifer Benedict on 11 May 2001@20:50:34.
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