Add to ORKGJulius Pollux, lexicographer in Athens under the emperor Commodus, devotes two chapters of the Onomasticon to a mere cipher. Many references are in the works of Greeks comedians and orators, especially of Demosthenes and Aristophanes
In the syntactic lexicon from Ars XVIII, the paucity - rather than the exclusion (like in Phrynichus...
Puech Aimé. Pollucis Onomasticon, a codicibus ab ipso collatis denuo edidit et adnotavit Ericus Beth...
Architectus, moechus, sycophanta, supremus and summus are some of the epithets adopted by Plautus’...
Julius Pollux, lexicographer in Athens under the emperor Commodus, devotes two chapters of the Onom...
Julius Pollux, a lexicographer in Athens under the emperor Commodus, devotes a chapter of the Onoma...
Julius Pollux, lexicographer in Athens under the emperor Commodus, devotes a chapter of the Onomasti...
The first section of this paper deals with Pollux’s method in using classical sources to write his O...
The Onomasticon of Pollux provides many Greek names of plays. It is a lexicon where the material is ...
Ioulios Polydeukes, more commonly known as Pollux, was a Greek sophist and lexicographer active in t...
Book IV of Julius Pollux’s Onomasticon has often been used by scholars as a reliable source of infor...
Julius Pollux lived in the second century after Christ and he was a professor of rhetoric in Athens....
Moving from the etymology of the name Pseudolus, that conveys the idea of ‘trick’ combining a Greek ...
According to Plutarch’s Life of Solon, the ancient Athenians were observed to disguise unpleasant or...
The first modern collection of essays about the Onomasticon of Iulius Pollux and its role in the cul...
JULIUS Pollux. OnomasticonNumérisation effectuée à partir d'un document de substitution.Julii Polluc...
In the syntactic lexicon from Ars XVIII, the paucity - rather than the exclusion (like in Phrynichus...
Puech Aimé. Pollucis Onomasticon, a codicibus ab ipso collatis denuo edidit et adnotavit Ericus Beth...
Architectus, moechus, sycophanta, supremus and summus are some of the epithets adopted by Plautus’...
Julius Pollux, lexicographer in Athens under the emperor Commodus, devotes two chapters of the Onom...
Julius Pollux, a lexicographer in Athens under the emperor Commodus, devotes a chapter of the Onoma...
Julius Pollux, lexicographer in Athens under the emperor Commodus, devotes a chapter of the Onomasti...
The first section of this paper deals with Pollux’s method in using classical sources to write his O...
The Onomasticon of Pollux provides many Greek names of plays. It is a lexicon where the material is ...
Ioulios Polydeukes, more commonly known as Pollux, was a Greek sophist and lexicographer active in t...
Book IV of Julius Pollux’s Onomasticon has often been used by scholars as a reliable source of infor...
Julius Pollux lived in the second century after Christ and he was a professor of rhetoric in Athens....
Moving from the etymology of the name Pseudolus, that conveys the idea of ‘trick’ combining a Greek ...
According to Plutarch’s Life of Solon, the ancient Athenians were observed to disguise unpleasant or...
The first modern collection of essays about the Onomasticon of Iulius Pollux and its role in the cul...
JULIUS Pollux. OnomasticonNumérisation effectuée à partir d'un document de substitution.Julii Polluc...
In the syntactic lexicon from Ars XVIII, the paucity - rather than the exclusion (like in Phrynichus...
Puech Aimé. Pollucis Onomasticon, a codicibus ab ipso collatis denuo edidit et adnotavit Ericus Beth...
Architectus, moechus, sycophanta, supremus and summus are some of the epithets adopted by Plautus’...