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Headword: *)wrwpo/s
Adler number: omega,205
Translated headword: Oropos, Oropus
Vetting Status: high
Translation:
[Meaning a] place [of that name].[1]
[The name] Oropos comes from (H?)oros, which signifies a proper name,[2] and the [noun] w)/y, [genitive] w)po\s signifying the eye; for in this very place the eyes of (H?)oros were lost.
Greek Original:
*)wrwpo/s: to/pos. e)k tou= *)=wros, o(\ shmai/nei o)/noma ku/rion, kai\ tou= w)/y, w)po\s tou= shmai/nontos to\n o)fqalmo\n gi/netai *)wrwpo/s: e)n au)tw=| ga\r tw=| to/pw| oi( tou= *)/wrou w)=pes a)peblh/qhsan.
Notes:
[1] In central Greece; disputed between Attica and Boeotia. Also called Oropia (omega 204). See further under tau 322 (and chi 174), and generally M.H. Hansen in M.H. Hansen & T.H. Nielsen (eds.), An Inventory of Archaic and Classical Poleis (Oxford & New York 2004) 448-449, no.214.
[2] (Addendum lacking in mss AF, and placed earlier in S.) Adler cross-references with omega 202, i.e. on the assumption that unaspirated Oros here is aspirated Horos there. Perhaps so, but even if so, this suggested etymology is fanciful in the extreme.
Keywords: aetiology; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; geography; religion
Translated by: David Whitehead on 4 September 2005@09:29:13.
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Catharine Roth (set status) on 4 September 2005@19:45:47.
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