*tetame/non fw=s eu)qu\s oi(=on ki/ona: to\ ou)ra/nion le/gei: to\ ga\r sunexe\s th\n u(pofora/n, to\ u(po/zwsma tou= ko/smou. kat' a)/kra d' au)= dih/kwn, e)pinoei=tai o( a)/cwn. eu)qu\ de\ a)nti\ tou= o)rqo/n. tine\s to\n a)/cona tou= ko/smou. oi( de\ ku/lindro/n tina puro\s ai)qeri/ou peri\ to\n a)/cona o)/nta.
=
Photius tau192 Theodoridis. From commentary on a passage from the Myth of Er in
Plato,
Republic 10.616B, where the headword phrase occurs -- though with neuter
eu)qu/, as later in the entry, rather than the lexicographers' ungrammatical
eu)qu/s (web address 1). (Porson emended
Photius' text, and Aemilius Portus the Suda's, accordingly.)
[1] Adler notes that 'Chr. Schneider' [= K.E.C. Schneider, 1786-1856] emended to
sune/xon th\n perifora/n, comparing the Platonic text (616C).
[2] Adler reports that ms G has the earlier spelling
u(po/zwma (as in
Plato, though in the plural -- cf. generally
upsilon 493), also advocated by Naber for
Photius; Theodoridis approves.
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