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Hesiodea
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 February 2009
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This important and extensive fragment of the Catalogues is preserved on a papyrus of the third century A.D., no. 10560 in the Berlin collection. First published in 1907 by Schubart and Wilamowitz, Berliner Klassikertexte, v. 1. 31 ff. (with photograph of col. i, 1–25), it was also collated by Crönert, who published his readings (often differing from Schubart-Wilamowitz) in Hermes xlii (1907), 610 ff. The most recent edition is that of Merkelbach, Die Hesiod-fragmente auf Papyrus (1957), pp. 24 ff. The photograph mentioned above is the only one published. It covers only a small portion of the text; most of the rest is too faint to be suitable for photography.
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page 131 note 1 The metre is unusual: Professor Page, D. L. suggestsGoogle Scholar
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page 137 note 1 Cf. Hesych, .Google Scholar
page 142 note 1 I am indebted to Professor Lloyd-Jones, P. H.J. for constructive criticism.Google Scholar
page 144 note 1 Acorn-eating in antiquity may be further studied in R.E. v. 2023 and 2067.Google Scholar
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