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Headword:
Anapolei
Adler number: alpha,2031
Translated headword: repeats
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning he/she/it] unfolds.[1]
And [there is] a proverb: "even if you ruin your shoulders winnowing water, water still remains"; in reference to those who labour endlessly.[2]
Als [sc. attested is] a)napo/lhsis ["repetition"] a feminine [noun].
Greek Original:Anapolei: anaptussei. kai paroimia: an apolêis tous ômous hudôr ptissôn, homoiôs hudôr menei: epi tôn anênuta ponountôn. kai Anapolêsis thêlukon.
Notes:
[1] For this headword see already
alpha 2030. Here again must be quoted from somewhere.
[2] If Adler's choice amongst the mss variants is correct, this proverb (again at
upsilon 55) does not contain the headword verb but, instead, the two-word phrase
a)\n a)polh=|s "if you destroy". See however the version in Lucian,
Hermotimus 79, which has
a)poba/lh| (and Attic
pti/ttwn).
Keywords: agriculture; daily life; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; imagery; proverbs
Translated by: Jennifer Benedict on 16 October 2000@11:11:26.
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