Shorter note: H AI in Lycophron 850-1

Classical Quarterly 50 (2):610-610 (2000)
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Besides the direct tradition, these verses are cited by Stephanus of Byzantium, s.n. Aῖγυς, who explains: λγος π∊ρ ‘Eλυης Λακωυικς οὒσης καῷ ἂρρ∊υ μτ∊κοσης κα τ ’Aλ∊ζυδρω κα Δηϊøβω γαμηθ∊σης Commentators have followed him both as to the identity of the three husbands and the sense of θηλπαις: ‘female-childed’.

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Zur Kenntniss Lykophrons.Joh Geffcken - 1891 - Hermes 26 (4):567-579.

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