Zur Etymologie und Bedeutung des Adjektivs ἄποτμος bei Homer im Hinblick auf potentiell bedeutungsverwandte Begriffe
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Efstratios Sarischoulis
Abstract
The meaning of the adj. ἄποτμος and the derived forms ἀποτμότατος und πανάποτμος, which are often attested in the homeric poems, has been wrongly associated with “misfortune” and/or “ill-starred fate” both in ancient and in contemporary commentaries. This fact is mainly due to the interpretation of the prefix ἀ- as ἀ-privativum. However, if we consider this prefix as an ἀ-copulativum, we can interpret the quotations of the aforementioned terms much more appropriately. Apart from that, the present survey tries to differentiate clearly the meaning of the term παναώριος from that of πανάποτμος in the homeric poems as the former relates rather to μινυνϑάδιος and ὠκύμορος.
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Zur Etymologie und Bedeutung des Adjektivs ἄποτμος bei Homer im Hinblick auf potentiell bedeutungsverwandte Begriffe
- A Dove and a Nightingale: Mahābhārata 3. 130. 18–3. 131. 32 and Hesiod, works and days 202–213
- Aeschylus, Supplices 40–85
- The ending of Sophocles’ Oedipus rex
- Leukippe as Tragedy
- Le ,verità nascoste‘. Consapevole appartenenza a un genere, autoinvestitura e bugie metapoetiche in [Mosco] III.
- Il nuovo Artemidoro
- Epictetus 3. 23. 33 and the three modes of philosophical instruction
- ‘Loving too much’: the text of Plutarch, Themistokles 2. 3
- Die providentielle Sorge der Seele um den Körper bei Plotin
- Zur Vergiftung des Germanicus (Tac. Ann. 2, 69)
- Zwei Bemerkungen zum Text des dritten Buches der hippokratischen Epidemien
- Zu Euripides, F 795
- Zum Berner Glossar