<i>Aristomakhou</i> as a Proper Noun in the Prooimial Priamel of Pindar’s <i>Pythian</i> 10

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  • Roberto Bongiovanni Graduate Center, City University of New York

Abstract

‘Aristomachus’, not the scholiast’s adjective but the proper name of a Thessalian ancestor linked to the Heraclidae, completes and clarifies the scope of praise of the victor at the start of the ode.

Author Biography

Roberto Bongiovanni, Graduate Center, City University of New York

graduate student

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Published

2015-03-11

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Vol. 55 No. 2 (2015)

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