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Graeca

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 February 2009

Roderick McKenzie
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The two meanings of ἄγρα [(i) the chase, (2) game, booty taken in hunting] are also meanings of θ⋯ρα and similarly θηρέὐέιν is parallel to ⋯γρέὐέιν both in form and in meaning. These facts are of more importance for the etymology of ἅγρα than the accidental resemblance to ⋯γρέῖν or to ⋯γέἰρέιν.

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Research Article
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The Classical Quarterly , Volume 15 , Issue 3-4 , July 1921 , pp. 186 - 188
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1921

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Page 186 note 1 On ⋯γρ⋯της v. E. Fraenkel, Nomina Agmtis I. p. 57. With ';Aγρέὺs Fraenkel, Griech. Denom. l.c., compares 'Aπ⋯λλὼν ⋯γρένt⋯s, Soph. O.C. 1091.

Page 187 note 1 More exactly, it has the sense of ⋯ποιν⋯, as also in the phrase τιμ⋯ν ⋯πινμέν. On the question whether τιμ⋯ in this sense has a different orgin from τιμ⋯ ‘honour’ see Schulze, Quaest. Ep. 356; Wackernagel, , Glotta 7. 239, note IGoogle Scholar .

Page 188 note 1 In Crönert's revision of Passow the Locrian hαρ⋯σtαι is correctly rendered (col. 114, 1.45), but wrongly placed under ⋯έ⋯ρѡ.