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Kekilios
Adler number: kappa,1165
Translated headword: Caecilius
Vetting Status: high
Translation: A Sicilian, from Callatis (Callantis [sic] is a city in
Sicily).[1] Rhetor. He was a sophist in Rome under Caesar Augustus, and until Hadrian. He was of servile parentage, some say, and his former name was Archagathus. He was of the Jewish faith. His books are numerous:
Against the Phrygians, 2 books (it is alphabetically arranged);[2]
Demonstration that Every Word of Elegant Language has been Spoken (it is a selection of words, alphabetically arranged);
Comparison of Demosthenes and Cicero;
How the Attic and Asian Styles Differ;
On the Stylistic Character of the Ten [Attic] Orators;
Comparison of Demosthenes and Aeschines;
On Demosthenes, which of his speeches are genuine and which misattributed;
On Things Said Consistently and Inconsistently with History by the Orators; and very many other works. I am surprised by his being Jewish: a Jew clever in Greek matters.
Kekilios, Sikeliôtês, Kallatianos: Kallantis de polis Sikelias: rhêtôr, sophisteusas en Rhômêi epi tou Sebastou Kaisaros kai heôs Adrianou, kai apo doulôn, hôs tines historêkasi, kai proteron men kaloumenos Archagathos, tên de doxan Ioudaios. biblia de autou polla: Kata Phrugôn duo: esti de kata stoicheion. Apodeixis tou eirêsthai pasan lexin kallirrêmosunês: esti de eklogê lexeôn kata stoicheion: Sunkrisis Dêmosthenous kai Kikerônos: Tini diapherei ho Attikos zêlos tou Asianou: Peri tou charaktêros tôn deka rhêtorôn: Sunkrisis Dêmosthenous kai Aischinou: Peri Dêmosthenous, poioi autou gnêsioi logoi kai poioi nothoi: Peri tôn kata historian ê para historian eirêmenôn tois rhêtorsi: kai alla pleista. pôs de Ioudaios touto thaumazô: Ioudaios sophos ta Hellênika.
Notes:
C1 BC/AD (the reference to Hadrian here cannot be right). See generally RE Caecilius(2); NP Caecilius(5); OCD4 Caecilius(1); PIR2 C14; FGrH 183; TLG 1233.
Adler has chosen to print the name spelled with epsilon, while noting that alphabetical order requires
*kaiki/lios as in the Aldine edition (1514). See Wendel p.234 (and
kappa 1238).
[1] Better known as Cal(e)acte (Kale Akte, 'Cape Fair'), on the north coast of
Sicily. Adler notes that here in the Suda entry 'Holstenius' (Lucas Holstein, 1596-1661; see Sandys,
A History of Classical Scholarship II 364-5) proposed emending
*kallatiano/s to
*kalakti=nos, and
*ka/llantis to
*kala/kth, on the basis of
Athenaeus,
Deipnosophists 6.272F (6.104 Kaibel).
[2] Probably a critique of the Asian style in oratory. The next work mentioned presumably demonstrated the classical authors of the vocabulary approved by Caecilius' Atticist taste.
Carl Wendel, review of Adler Parts II & III: Gnomon 11 (1935): 232-38.
Keywords: biography; chronology; geography; religion; rhetoric
Translated by: Malcolm Heath on 27 February 2000@18:14:29.
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