The Attic theatre : $b a description of the stage and theatre of the Athenians, and of the dramatic performances at AthensHaigh, A. E. (Arthur Elam)
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The Attic theatre : $b a description of the stage and theatre of the Athenians, and of the dramatic performances at Athens
Haigh, A. E. (Arthur Elam)
Athens (Greece) -- Intellectual life; Greek drama -- History and criticism; Theater -- Greece -- Athens -- History -- To 500
..... Μονοτ]ρόπῳ
.............
ποη(ταὶ) .... Ἀν]ασῳζομέ-
[νοις, ὑπε(κρίνετο) ...]
...... υμένῳ
ὑπε(κρίνετο) ....]ος
...... Ἀγνοοῦντι,
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Κριτόδ]ημος
...... Νε]μέσει,
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Σώ]νικος·
Παρά]μονος Χορηγοῦντι,
ὑπε(κρίνετο)] Μόνιμος
ὑπ]ο(κριτὴς) Κριτόδημος ἐνίκα.
ἐ]πὶ Εὐνίκου οὐκ ἐγένε[το. (B.C. 169-8)
ἐπὶ Ξενοκλέους· παλαι[ᾷ· (B.C. 168-7)
Μόνιμος Φάσματι Μεν[άνδρου.
ποη(ταί)· Παράμονος τεθνηκὼς ..... ις
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Δάμων·
Κρίτων Αἰτωλῷ,
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Μόνιμος·
Βίοττος Ποητεῖ,
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Δάμων·
Λάμπυτος ....
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Κα[βείριχος (?)
Ἐπικ[ράτης .....
Then after an interval 2nd col. of _e_.
ἐπὶ] Εὐερ[γ ..... οὐκ ἐγένετο (B.C. 164-3)
ἐ]πὶ Ἐράστο[υ οὐκ ἐγένετο (B.C. 163-2)
ἐπὶ Ποσει[δωνίου οὐκ ἐγένετο. (B.C. 162-1)
.........
ἐπὶ Ἀρισ[τόλα· παλαιᾷ (B.C. 161-0)
Ἡρακ[λε ....
πο[η(ταί) .....
Col. V (according to Wilhelm, Col. IV), fragment _d_.
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Καβεί]ριχος·
Ἐπ]ιγέ[ν]ης Λυτρουμένῳ
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Καβείριχος·
ὑπο(κριτὴς) Νικόλαος ἐνίκα·
ἐπὶ Ἀνθεστηρίου οὐκ ἐγένε[το. (soon after B.C. 160)
ἐπὶ Καλλιστράτου οὐκ ἐγένε[το.
ἐπὶ Μνησιθέου· παλαιᾷ·
Δάμων Φιλαθηναίῳ Φιλιππ[ίδου·
πο(ηταί)· Φιλοκλῆς Τραυματίᾳ,
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Καλλικράτης·
Χαιρίων Αὑτοῦ καταψευδομέ[νῳ.
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Δάμων·
Βίοττος Ἀγνοοῦντι,
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Δάμων·
Τιμόξενος Συνκρύπτον[τι,
ὑπε(κρίνετο) Καλλικράτης·
Ἀγαθοκλῆς Ὁμονοίᾳ,
ὑπεκρίνετο Νικόλ[αος.
VII. _Lists of tragic and comic poets and actors, and the number of their
victories_ (C. I. A. ii. 977, iv. 977).
This inscription was no doubt based on the Νῖκαι τραγικαὶ καὶ κωμικαί of
Aristotle, and afterwards carried on by additions into the second century
B.C.; the order of the names is that of the first victory of each poet
or actor at the contest in question, and each column of the inscription
contained seventeen names. There are over thirty fragments, and it is
not always possible to say whether the lists given in them refer to the
Lenaea or the City Dionysia. The following selection of the fragments
is based on Capps’s paper on this inscription in the Amer. Journal of
Philology, xx. pp. 388 ff.: and on the fuller study by Wilhelm, op. cit.,
pp. 89 ff.
1. Tragic poets.
(_a_) At the City Dionysia.
Fragment _a_.
Αἰ]σχύλ[ος ..
Εὐ]έτης Ι
Πο]λυφράσμ[ων ...
Νόθ]ιππος Ι
Σοφ]οκλῆς ΔΠΙΙΙ
..... τος ΙΙ
Ἀριστ]ίας
Fragment _b_.
..... ας ..
Καρκί]νος ΔΙ
Ἀστ]υδάμας Π[ΙΙ]Ι
Θεο]δέκτας ΠΙΙ
Ἀφαρ]εὺς ΙΙ
.... ν . Ι
.... ΙΙ
(_b_) Festival uncertain.
Fragment _c_.
...... ας Ι
.... δης Ι
..... ράτης Ι
Ἀστυδ]άμας ..
.... ΙΙ
2. Comic poets.
(_a_) At the City Dionysia.
Fragments _i_ and _k_, together with two fragments first published by
Wilhelm, l.c., p. 106, and arranged by him in three columns as follows:—
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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