1999
DOI: 10.1086/449446
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Aristophanes Peace 1265-1304: Food, Poetry, and the Comic Genre

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“…Sommerstein ad 1280-1, also Olson 1280-1. Compton-Engle (1999a) 327 compares the two following lines with a riddle in the Certamen Homeri et Hesiodi or, depending on the dating of that text, with a tradition in which these lines appeared in the competition between the two poets and which is used in both passages, i.e. in the Certamen and in Pax.…”
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“…Sommerstein ad 1280-1, also Olson 1280-1. Compton-Engle (1999a) 327 compares the two following lines with a riddle in the Certamen Homeri et Hesiodi or, depending on the dating of that text, with a tradition in which these lines appeared in the competition between the two poets and which is used in both passages, i.e. in the Certamen and in Pax.…”
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“…53Sommerstein ad 1290 notes that the historical Lamachus had a son named Tydeus, after one of the Seven against Thebes, and that this might be alluded to, since the son's first words in this scene at 1270 are a line from an epic poem about this myth. Compton-Engle (1999a) 327 also notes that the fact that the sons of the two Athenian personalities sing songs which fit their fathers' characteristics is emphasised by a hint which consists in line 1270 being a quote from a cyclic epic called 'Epigonoi' ('Offspring').…”
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