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Fr. 129 K.-A. of Antiphanes probably belongs to the same episode of frs. 130 (at line 7 read ψῆττα σκόμβρος or ψῆττα σκορπίος) and 131, focused on Polyphemus and Odysseus, in the light of both Euripides’ Cyclops and Philox. PMG 818
Fr. 129 K.-A. of Antiphanes probably belongs to the same episode of frs. 130 (at line 7 read ψῆττα σκόμβρος or ψῆττα σκορπίος) and 131, focused on Polyphemus and Odysseus, in the light of both Euripides’ Cyclops and Philox. PMG 818
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