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NOTES ON THE PROEM OF HESIOD'S THEOGONY* BY W. J. VERDENIUS 1: Hesiod probably refers to an existing cult. The fact that no remains of such a cult have been found so far does not warrant the conclusion that the later cult of the Heliconian Muses was entirely due to the poet's influence Pausanias IX 2g, 1 * This article has the same purpose as my notes on Th. 507-616, Mnemos. IV 24 (1971), 1-IO, viz. to form a supplement to West's commentary. I take the opportunity of correcting my interpretation of Th. 551: does not express intensity but denotes the fact that Zeus did not reveal his intentions. Cf. Hom. r 210 ... i??s'(xLPe, u 310 ye18qae The well-known editions, commentaries and translations will be referred to by author's name only. In addition the following abbreviations will be used: Arrighetti = G. Arrighetti, Il testo della Teogonia di Esiodo, Athen. 39 2 1 1 -84 . Denn. = J. D. Denniston, The Greek Particles (20xford 1954). Edwards = G. P. Edwards, The Language of Hesiod ,in its Traditional Context (Oxford IG7I ) . Friedlander = P. Friedldnder, Das Pvoov?tiuvyt von Hesiods Theogonie, H. 49 (1914), 1-16 (=
Mnemosyne – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1972
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