… r of the entry, which concerns other commodities in both cases. §31.2. In addition, Petrakis observed that the annotation tu-ru-pte-ri-ja o-no on PY Un(2) 443 and An(6) 35 can be compared to the temporal clause on PY Ta 71 … Read more
… but hardly all of the relevant images. I hope that Natasha will share her further insights by eventually adding annotations to my captions, not only to my paragraphs. That way, the epilogue here can in due course be turned … Read more
… ontanari concerning the history of Aristarchus’ Homeric hupomnēmata (ὑπομνήματα) ‘commentaries, annotations’. [61] 4§23 Montanari points out that Aristarchus’ first publication of commentaries or hupo … Read more
… e evidence provided by the Homeric scholia. 1§2 The relevance of the scholia (plural of scholion), that is, of annotations that accompany the text of Homer in a wide variety of manuscripts, was first made manifest to the w … Read more
… published both online and in print. The space of time between 2023.08.21 and 2024.01.01 is reserved for ongoing annotations, consecutively “date-stamped” and “author-stamped.” Preface to the 2008 online edition P§1 … Read more
… arguments will I am sure enhance the conversation. With this emphasis in mind, I refer to a scenario of online annotations that the organizers of Classical Continuum can make available for the possibility of open peer revi … Read more
… present here, which as I said is aimed primarily at readers who are interested in Plato, I preview those of my annotations for Plato’s Rhapsody that have more to do with Plato and less to do with “rhapsody.” But the … Read more
Essay 4. Homeric problems and bibliographical challenges, Part II: More on the performances of rhapsodes at the festival of the Panathenaia 2022.1.30 | By Gregory Nagy 0. This essay, originally published in Classical Inquiries 2018.11.30, p … Read more
Essay 3. Homeric problems and bibliographical challenges, Part I: On the performances of rhapsodes at the festival of the Panathenaia 2022.1.23 | By Gregory Nagy This essay was originally published in Classical Inquiries 2018.11.22. §0. No … Read more
Essay 2. Orality and literacy revisited 2022.1.9 | By Gregory Nagy A slightly rewritten version of an essay originally published 2017 in Classical Inquiries, https://classical-inquiries.chs.harvard.edu/orality-and-literacy-revisited/. §1. … Read more
… depends in part on the my reading of verses 192–202 in Odyssey 24, which I will now quote and translate, with annotations added: |192 ὄλβιε Λαέρταο πάϊ, πολυμήχαν’ Ὀδυσσεῦ, |193 ἦ ἄ … Read more
Five essays, ready for newer annotations, centering on theories about oral traditions Essay 1. Orality and literacy. 2022.12.19 | By Gregory Nagy Originally published 2001 in Encyclopedia of Rhetoric, ed. T. O. Sloane, 532 … Read more