Epodai containing Ephesia Grammata: new readings and perspectives
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https://doi.org/10.54103/2037-4488/30302Abstract
A un’attenta analisi epigrafica delle ἐπῳδαί con Ephesia Grammata, sembra oggi possibile proporre alcune riletture, anche grazie all’evidenza offerta dal nuovo testimone del corpus: una laminetta frammentaria proveniente dal Parco Archeologico di Kamarina e Cava d’Ispica, edita nel 2022. L’evidenza epigrafica delle iscrizioni incoraggia non solo a una riconsiderazione delle varianti testuali, ma anche a un confronto più approfondito con il patrimonio letterario greco e, in particolare, omerico.
Upon a careful epigraphic analysis of ἐπῳδαί containing Ephesia Grammata, it now seems possible to propose some new readings, also thanks to the evidence offered by the new witness of the corpus: a fragmentary lamella from the Archaeological Park of Kamarina, edited and published in 2022. The epigraphic evidence of the inscriptions encourages not only a reconsideration of textual variants, but also a deeper comparison with the Greek and, particularly, Homeric literary heritage.
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