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Homer, Odyssey 1.132–3

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 February 2009

Howard Jacobson
Howard Jacobson
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University of Illionis, Urbana
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The Classical Quarterly , Volume 50 , Issue 1 , May 2000 , pp. 290
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Copyright © The Classical Association 2000

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References

1 West, S. (ed.), A Commentary on Homer's Odyssey 1 (Oxford, 1988), 93Google Scholarad 1.132–3.

2 A case could also be made at Od. 1.128,2.412,9.367,15.449.

3 Eustathius ad loc. writes λ⋯γε↓. This may suggest he read μεηστήρωε with òρυμαγδ. The fact that the scholion ad loc. gives the lemma as κτoθεε ἄλλωε (not κτoθεε ἄλλωε μεηστήρωε) may be significant (cf. e.g. the scholia at Od. 1.60 and 312, where the lemma overlaps the next line).

4 For the placement of μή, cf. e.g. il. 5.24, 6.57,9.522,15.196, Od. 16.133, 18.20, 62, 24.174. A separation as great as μεηστήρω… òρυμαγδ is not common in Homer, but extreme examples can also be seen at Il. 11.242–3,12.177–8,23.339–40 and Od. 21.372–3.

5 I am indebted to Prof. David Sansone for a beneficial reading of an earlier version of this note.