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Headword:
*ph=kos
Adler number: pi,1500
Translated headword: Pekos
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Pekos, also [called] Zeus,[1] died after he had handed over the dominion of the west to his own son Hermes; he had lived 120 years. And as he was dying he ordered that his body should be buried on the island of Crete, on which [tomb] is inscribed: "here lies dead Pekos who [is] also [called] Zeus."[2] Very many have mentioned this tomb in their own books.
Greek Original:*ph=kos, o( kai\ *zeu/s, paradou\s th\n th=s du/sews a)rxh\n tw=| i)di/w| ui(w=| *(ermh=| teleuta=|, zh/sas k# kai\ r# e)/th: kai\ teleutw=n e)ke/leusen a)poteqh=nai to\ e(autou= sw=ma e)n th=| *krh/th| th=| nh/sw|, e)n w(=| e)pige/graptai: e)nqa/de kei=tai qanw\n *ph=kos o( kai\ *zeu/s. me/mnhntai tou= ta/fou tou/tou plei=stoi e)n toi=s i)di/ois suggra/mmasi.
Notes:
[1] See also
alphaiota 77,
iota 453,
mu 406; also (e.g.) in a scholion on (?)
Aeschylus,
Prometheus Bound 651.
[2] From John Malalas
Chronographia I.13 Thurn (13-14), John of
Antioch Ioannis Antiocheni Fragmenta ex Historia chronica fr. 6.2 Roberto (14-17), and
Chronicon Paschale Dindorf (80). See also Jeffreys et al. (8-9).
J. Thurn, ed., Ioannis Malalae Chronographia, (Berlin 2000)
U. Roberto, ed., Ioannis Antiocheni Fragmenta ex Historia chronica, (Berlin 2005)
L.A. Dindorf, ed., Chronicon Paschale, vol. 1, (Bonn 1832)
E. Jeffreys, M. Jeffreys, and R. Scott, trans., The Chronicle of John Malalas, (Leiden 1986)
Keywords: chronology; geography; mythology; religion; tragedy
Translated by: Catharine Roth on 29 February 2012@01:39:51.
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