AJAX’S ‘GREAT TIME’ AND STOBAEUS’ TRAGIC QUOTATIONS: SOPHOCLES, <i>AJAX</i> 714

Abstract This article supports Livineius’ deletion of τϵ καὶ ϕλέγϵι in Soph. Aj. 714 πάνθ’ ὁ μέγας χρόνος μαραίνϵι by means of a comparative examination of tragic quotations in Stobaeus’ Anthology, where Aj. 714 is quoted without τϵ καὶ ϕλέγϵι (1.8.24).

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The Classical Quarterly
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s000983882400051x
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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AJAX’S ‘GREAT TIME’ AND STOBAEUS’ TRAGIC QUOTATIONS: SOPHOCLES, AJAX 714

Alessio Ranno
The Classical Quarterly
Classical Antiquity Studies
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AJAX’S ‘GREAT TIME’ AND STOBAEUS’ TRAGIC QUOTATIONS: SOPHOCLES, AJAX 714

Alessio Ranno
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Abstract This article supports Livineius’ deletion of τϵ καὶ ϕλέγϵι in Soph. Aj. 714 πάνθ’ ὁ μέγας χρόνος μαραίνϵι by means of a comparative examination of tragic quotations in Stobaeus’ Anthology, where Aj. 714 is quoted without τϵ καὶ ϕλέγϵι (1.8.24).

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AJAX’S ‘GREAT TIME’ AND STOBAEUS’ TRAGIC QUOTATIONS: SOPHOCLES, <i>AJAX</i> 714 — Alessio Ranno · The Classical Quarterly (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS