Occurrence 25629
(formerly occ/9661)
Τέρμ' ἴδ' ἔλαβε μόγῳ ῥὰ άγάκλυτο(ς) ἥδ' οδυσεῖα | |
βίβλος γ' ἥντινα γέγλαφε παλαγᾶνο(ς) χέρ' ἰδίῃ | |
ὅς ῥὰ μάλ' ἀσκηθεὶς ἧ πατρίδι γαίᾳ ἱδρούσῃ | |
μουσάων γόνο(ς) εὐφραδέ(ως) τελέθων ἐνέφηνε | |
διστριχίλι' ἐτάων προθεόντ(ων) ἑπτακοσίων | |
εἰνάτω ἐπὶ τοῖσδέ γ' ἔτει συνέποντί νὺ μᾶλλον | |
μηνὶ ἂρ αὐγούστω· ἰνδικτιόνι τε τετάρτη |
Type(s) | [6829] Τέρμ' ἴδ' ἔλαβε μόγῳ ῥα ἀγάκλυτος ἥδ' Ὀδύσσεια (7 verses) |
Text source | DBBE (Inspection of a reproduction of the manuscript) |
Text status | Text completely known |
Date | 1201 |
Manuscript | HEIDELBERG - Universitätsbibliothek - Palat. gr. 45 [1201] |
Place in Manuscript | f. 224v |
Person(s) | |
Palaeographical information | Initial written in red ink and decorated with blue ink. Written in the margin of the page is the date '6709' (1200/1201). However, some scholars argue that the two epigrams were most likely copied, along with the main text, from an earlier manuscript (dated to the early 13th century) - see Stevenson (1885: 24): 'subscriptio autem videtur ex archetypo transcripta'; see also Gallavotti (1980: 230-234). Jacob (1988: 185-203), on the other hand, presents a detailed paleographical analysis of the manuscript, on the basis of which he argues that the epigram was indeed written by Palaganos himself at the beginning of the thirteenth century. |
Contextual information | The epigram occurs at the end of the Odyssey. It is followed by a dodecasyllabic epigram written in red ink, inc. 'τυφλὸ(ς) γέρων ἔγραψε τ(οῖς) νέοις πάλ(αι)'. |
Metre(s) | Dactylic hexameter |
Genre(s) | |
Subject(s) | |
Image source(s) | https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/cpgraec45/0454/image |
Bibliography |
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Number of verses | 7 |
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Last modified: 2021-07-26.