L'Arato perduto
Only scanty fragments of Aratus’ minor works are extant; on the contrary, relevant information can be found in numerous ancient testimonia. Several ancient sources attest to Aratus’ scholarly work on Homer and all of them are here discussed: accordingly, an edition of theOdysseyis attributed to him...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Aevum 2014, Vol.88 (1), p.59-97 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Only scanty fragments of Aratus’ minor works are extant; on the contrary, relevant information can be found in numerous ancient testimonia. Several ancient sources attest to Aratus’ scholarly work on Homer and all of them are here discussed: accordingly, an edition of theOdysseyis attributed to him with certainty; the attribution of a similar work on theIliadis doubtful. From other sources a new hypothesis may be advanced concerning Fr. 83, 84 (= Fr 85)Supplementum Hellenisticum, which offer different versions of the opening lines of thePhaenomena. In the light of the testimonia, Aratus’ authorship of both versions appears to be possible. |
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ISSN: | 1827-787X 0001-9593 |
DOI: | 10.1400/221900 |