Two Unnoticed References to Aristophanes and One to Demosthenes in Pollux: The Contribution of Ms. <i>Matritensis</i> 4625 to Atticist Lexicography

Abstract This paper analyses the ms. Matritensis 4625 (Pollux’s Onomasticon ), a witness neglected by Bethe in his edition. The text of this manuscript preserves a different and in several passages more complete redaction of the Onomasticon . It was therefore possible to identify, in Book 2, two unnoticed references to Aristophanes and one to Demosthenes.

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Philologus
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2025-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.1515/phil-2024-0018
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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Two Unnoticed References to Aristophanes and One to Demosthenes in Pollux: The Contribution of Ms. Matritensis 4625 to Atticist Lexicography

Jacopo Cavarzeran
Philologus
Classical Antiquity Studies
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Two Unnoticed References to Aristophanes and One to Demosthenes in Pollux: The Contribution of Ms. Matritensis 4625 to Atticist Lexicography

Jacopo Cavarzeran
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Abstract This paper analyses the ms. Matritensis 4625 (Pollux’s Onomasticon ), a witness neglected by Bethe in his edition. The text of this manuscript preserves a different and in several passages more complete redaction of the Onomasticon . It was therefore possible to identify, in Book 2, two unnoticed references to Aristophanes and one to Demosthenes.

PhilologusVol. 169(1)
Ca' Foscari University of Venice (IT)
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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