The aim of this paper is twofold: on the one hand, we will try to determine the reasons why Pindar’s sentence σκιᾶς ὄναρ ἄνθρωπος had a large circulation in ancient times as an idiom; on the other hand, we will provide an analysis of the denotation of σκιᾶς ὄναρ in order to determine whether σκιᾶς ὄναρ could mean something more than ‘nothing’
Far from being, as has been said, “the bizarrest beginning of all the Hippocratic writings (...) de...
International audienceThis chapter provides a twofold reassessment of the functions of the phrase «w...
This paper deals with a philological problem in Pindar\u2019s first Olympic. At verse 12 most manusc...
The Isthm . 5. 56–58 is one of the few highly controversial cruxes in Pindar, though it may be an...
This paper explores the role of ambiguity in Pindar’s Pythian 3. It argues that ambiguity is a strat...
This paper scrutinizes a textually controverted passage of the Pindaric corpus. Previous attempts to...
In this article, the author investigates the richness of a synaesthetical association recurrent in t...
Abstract: A Greek construction in which the verb is in the 3rd sg. form, while the subject is in the...
IN fr. 360 Slater the adverb κακῶς appears to be put of place and is most probably to move before πά...
The autopsy of Pap. Vat. Gr. 11, containing Favorinus' opere [On Exile], has permitted to obtain a n...
Puech Aimé. 43. Lyde (Lionel W.). Contexts in Pindar, with reference to the meaning of φέγγος. Manch...
I. Heads While the Greek and Roman vocabulary of meaning falls under the six categories ment...
Hummel Pascale. Un maillon négligé de la tradition lexicographique de Pindare : Le Novum lexicon gra...
This article discusses the verse 13 of Pindar’s sixth Pythian ode. The manuscripts have «χεράδι», bu...
In a passage from Plato’s Laws (722 C), we can read the word μάχην. This word has no satisfactory me...
Far from being, as has been said, “the bizarrest beginning of all the Hippocratic writings (...) de...
International audienceThis chapter provides a twofold reassessment of the functions of the phrase «w...
This paper deals with a philological problem in Pindar\u2019s first Olympic. At verse 12 most manusc...
The Isthm . 5. 56–58 is one of the few highly controversial cruxes in Pindar, though it may be an...
This paper explores the role of ambiguity in Pindar’s Pythian 3. It argues that ambiguity is a strat...
This paper scrutinizes a textually controverted passage of the Pindaric corpus. Previous attempts to...
In this article, the author investigates the richness of a synaesthetical association recurrent in t...
Abstract: A Greek construction in which the verb is in the 3rd sg. form, while the subject is in the...
IN fr. 360 Slater the adverb κακῶς appears to be put of place and is most probably to move before πά...
The autopsy of Pap. Vat. Gr. 11, containing Favorinus' opere [On Exile], has permitted to obtain a n...
Puech Aimé. 43. Lyde (Lionel W.). Contexts in Pindar, with reference to the meaning of φέγγος. Manch...
I. Heads While the Greek and Roman vocabulary of meaning falls under the six categories ment...
Hummel Pascale. Un maillon négligé de la tradition lexicographique de Pindare : Le Novum lexicon gra...
This article discusses the verse 13 of Pindar’s sixth Pythian ode. The manuscripts have «χεράδι», bu...
In a passage from Plato’s Laws (722 C), we can read the word μάχην. This word has no satisfactory me...
Far from being, as has been said, “the bizarrest beginning of all the Hippocratic writings (...) de...
International audienceThis chapter provides a twofold reassessment of the functions of the phrase «w...
This paper deals with a philological problem in Pindar\u2019s first Olympic. At verse 12 most manusc...