Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (4.1885-1886)

ON GREEK VERSIFICATION IN INSCRIPTIONS.

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BEFORE

t- dyopever in, iamb, trim., 258 wi^ero «rt, xcvn-,1. 72 (Epid. iii).

345 23

(Alex, iii-ii).

irepupuSoiT evpvoTra, XCVII2 1. 26

4 5 G

(Epid. iii).
ovoaatr' emSwv, pent, LIII (Del. ii).

5 G

to- (?) <3s oXeto &v, pent., cxxu

4 5

(Phars. v), acc. to Rohl.

1- e[y]e[v]r' 'Wo.ko.1., pent., 187
(Ithac. Mac).

eirXer 'Iatroji/, 205 (Halic. ii).

5 G

v. ela-aff vtto, pent., 924 (Att. iii-ii).
4 s

The cases [<u]ra0" o and w\er i^Kciyou] in 19, disappear in conse-
quence of Lolling's re-examination of the stone.

-0 Nominal Endings.

a- tovt a.Trlvei./j.e. unmetrical verse,
xxvi (Att. iv).

t- tovt ereAecro-e, pent., 74°

4 6

(Melos vi).

[8]v" tTtj, 74 (Att. iv-ii).

3

Sv' ivUwv, 941 (Att. iii).

G

a- (?) evyiis 080?' dyadov, 3 (Att. vi),
2 3 4

according to copy.1

-o in Prepositions.
[a]ir apa, iamb., 1133 (vase v).

4

cot dv[8p]u>v, 768 (Xanth. iv).

G

1 HOAOI. The stone seems no longer to exist. 58cSt is out of the question.
Kaibel, after Kiessling, makes 6Sov, by taking I as • ; see p. 106. Respecting the
possibility of elided -0 in -010, Bergk on Archil, fr. 77 (Poet. Lyr.4 II, p. 404),
Lugebil in Fleckeisen's Jahrb. suppl. vol. XII. p. 212, and Christ's Proleg. ad
Iliad, p. 135, may be consulted.