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
[ἀστικαὶ ποητῶν] Τηλεκλεί]δης ΙΙΙ Νικοφῶ[ν ...
[κωμικῶν] .......] ς Ι Θεόπομπ[ος
[Χιωνίδης ...] — Κη]φισό[δοτος
— — ...] ι [...
— Φερ[εκράτης ..
— ]ς Ι Ἕρμ[ιππος ..
— Ἀρι[στομένης ..
Μάγνη]ς ΔΙ Εὔ[πολις ...
...... ο]ς Ι Κα[λλίστρατος ..
Ἀλκιμέ]νη[ς] Ι Φρύ[νιχος ..
.....]ς Ι Ἀμ[ειψίας ..
Εὐφρόν]ιος Ι Πλά[των ...
Ἐκφαν]τίδης ΙΙΙΙ Φιλ[ωνίδης ..
Κρατῖ]νος ΠΙ Λύκ[ις
Διοπ]είθης ΙΙ Λεύ[κων
Κρά]της ΙΙΙ
Καλλία]ς ΙΙ
The following new fragment is published by Wilhelm, p. 118.
Πο]σείδιππος ΙΙΙΙ ....
Σατυρίων Ι Νίκαρχος Ι Πο ...
Ἀ]πολλόδωρος ΙΙ Νικόμαχος Ι Ὀ ...
Φιλ]ήμων ΠΙ Ἀριστοκράτης Ι ...
Δαμ]όξενος Ι Λαίνης ΙΙΙ
Φοινικ]ίδης ΙΙ Φιλήμω[ν
(_b_) At the Lenaea.
This list at present consists of fragments _d-h_, which have been
arranged in four columns; one column must have preceded them in the
original, and over the head of the lost column and the present first
column the title of the list ran, of which only one or two traces remain.
It probably (according to Capps) read thus:—οἵδε ἐνίκων τὰ Λήναια ποητῶν
κωμικῶν (or τῶν κωμικῶν). The extant portions run as follows (including
conjectural restorations; cf. Wilhelm, op. cit., p. 123). See addendum to
p. 27, n. 1. According to Wilhelm the heading was Ληναικαὶ ποητῶν κωμικῶν.
I. II. III. IV.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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