Cook, Arthur B.
Zeus: a study in ancient religion (Band 3,1): Zeus god of the dark sky (earthquake, clouds, wind, dew, rain, meteorits): Text and notes
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Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §5. Zeus and the earthquakes
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p.e8vdd>Ti]i', I KaSfieimai Bbp.ois os eki(T(rbp.evos iripi iravr-r) (so G. Hermann for trepi wavra) \
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devotio-ts.b\et of s. iii a.d., found at Alexandreia) (ir[i]Ka\ovp,al ce tt)v irdvrwv a,v8pti>\TTUii
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VaLt]6xov I Ti(fiipios) KAatySios Q€oyivr][s] j Ilcucme^s tov iavTov | <pl\ov).
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'Epex6r]i[Sos-------] I warpia Kal Ka[------Btiev S]\e ravpov Kal t[--------] |
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §6. Zeus and the clouds / (c) Nephelokokkygia
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'Eirixapnos iv Ti} Kai QaXd<T<ra (frag. 25 Kaibel) " vai pa rdv Kpdppav." EiVoXis Bcurrcus
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Kiva Kai rbv xVva Ka^ rVv irXdravov 8eois re 7jyeiro Kai ojfxvv." liovK avbijros," eXirev
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eiopdav iinSeiKv{ip.evot 7rp6s Xdxava 6p.v6ov<ri, p.d rd Xdx.ava Kai pta rd Ka\a Xiyovres and
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Poeta Bucolici et Didactici p. in) (crn Se Kal iroptpvpiuv iiro rijs xPmSs Ka\oip.evoi>
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Ka'1 /Sidf A*"* " a['TV irbdov "Hpas iftfidKtr, yris Kal KarappriypivTos airov rois Tre'irXovs
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §6. Zeus and the clouds / 68-103 (d) The clouds personified in cult und myth
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<piXoTi]Ti Kal evvrj \ vtitp ivi rpnrbXw " oi55e Syv Tjev &ttvo~tos | Zei/s, os piv Kartirecpve ftaXwv
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4 T a"TOS'Wa-xd re, I iS» tw piv'laaiuva Svo-ffi^pd ti \ rrpa£ai vtpl Ar/p-yrpos >Jyova
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et. mag. p. 45, 16 f. &napa- to <tk£\v KpfjTcs. "Axapa- ttoAis ttjs ' A.<rias, ij vvv Ka\ovfiivri
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §7. Zeus and the wind / (b) Aiolos Hippotades
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §7. Zeus and the wind / (c) The Tritopatores or Tritopatreis
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §7. Zeus and the wind / (d) Zeus, Oúrios, íkmenos, Euánemos, Bóreios
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p.ipeaiv, airep iarl tov Bidvvwv iBvovs, /cet-rat xwpioj' 'lepbv nakovnevov, iv ij5 veiis io~Ti Aios
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §8. Zeus and the dew / (a) Arrhephóroi
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according to Paus. 1. 27. 3, was 7repi'/3oXos iv rrjiv6\ei rijs Ka\ovfiivr]s iv Ki^ois 'AippoSirris
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Si iJXXo ti ko/xltpixriv iyKcKaXv/i^vov). The actual chasm or fissure has not yet
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7rePlP°^V Zei>s xo-^koOs Kal caos Kpovov ml 'Peas nai Ti/ievos Vijs (so J. A. Letronne forr^
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §8. Zeus and the dew / (b) The daughters of Kekrops
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (a) Rain-magic
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Ti)i j Kai -wd\iv |aca/3pexeTai Kai /3p^xel T<* <prepd tijs.
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iaropovaiv. dWdrreo-dai (aWaTTeiv codd. C.F.G. ex silentio Wesselingi) be Ka
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (b) Prayers to Zeus for rain
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (c) The relation of rain to Zeus
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (d) Rain as water poured through a holed vessel or sieve
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KvK\ov ,°TI "XOPotwv 6 kvk\os TeXeiorarov ' '66ev Aiytfmot rbv Koapov yp&(povres Trepupepr)
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KaT& p.{Jo'a''TO* ^<rts tariv 6 ovpavds, 65 t6 re KvuXorepte ?x« Ka^ T0V Wt P-i°~ov &£ova rfi
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Ttl's aX\ai 0""CUS cTtpa-TctaaTo. I8£ka yap direiv roe obpavbv u>s ola koL Tiva S^ap-ev^v £v p.bv
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yip Ti ', S'v' 5lyP<-"v "Apyos ■ 'Raiooos p^p to avvSpov, 'ApioTapxos 8e to TroXvivbd-qTov (di^ap
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(TKeva.cr6.vTWv EvveaKpovvw Ka\ov/j.ivrj, t6 5£ TrdXal <f>avepwv twv Trijywv ov<rwv J [ov irpb
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Meantime W. Dorpfeld, as the result of excavations carried out from 1891 to1 ^ ti,at
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re-christened Enneakrounos, and that the old name Kallirrhoe was from • ^ t.i
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^2 fi-acr TV ™T<* Ka\Xicr0«>oiis<ei<r (ins. P.J. de Maussac)>a77eXi'a (Deinarch. or.
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^ Ka' ' ^j0'1"1'^' ^or Musurus' airovep.op.eini). (k&\ovv Si oihw Kal t6v ipipovTa to. XovTpa.
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ir6rpt[a ~2\u(j>po<!ivrj, 66ya[T]ep fieya\6ippovos AiSovs, \ vXiiffTa <re Ti/wjiTas evir6\efJ.&v Te
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i^oioiv Tovn-rreopJvov, \ t)Tov £epbv -Ka.VTip-np.ov, ra tpiWa fiadnrpiivov. \...§\iiru rh /5(fes
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t&vS' 1 ' V- 0 ^" "iXXd, fia.Ka.ipa Bed, fivcrrais p.vr\p.t)v eiveyeipe | eiiepov reXerijs, XriBrjV 5' airb
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Tt Ka-'L /3a B> 17 5e rpiTf) r&v dvoaius fiefiiuKoruv Kai wapavdfiojv 686s effTiv els fpeflos
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0 Ti, aelorum.
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ti of a
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (e) Rain as the seed of Zeus
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (f) Ominous rain sent by Zeus
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j^"Co"o,(\(Xos * ^\ Rhod. 4. 0QI f. (jjs 5^ Ka; a^roi j aifiaros Oupavioio yivot 4>a()jKes fturti')
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**! V-qpyfo PaK^ci to Te dXXo irpo\iyuiv lis Iko.<tt6i> [avrifi] Ti avixfHiaeadai £/ue\\e Kara ttjv
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^^Hop i ^° ^ ^yerat be Kai 'AOyvawis vaai Ti<ppav 6 f?eos eviavrif irpbrepov irplv t) rbv
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tt^o*i£e(I( ,^ Tpbp.uj (^l0ln.€$^ Sva-wTroOvres rjeav Oebv, \iyovres, Hvp iTnfipix(lv Ka' T0
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?Japa'ca*'^/teJ'OJ., Ka!'AX/cp.d* {/ra^. 106 Bergk4, 88 Edmonds, 3 Diehl) St* 0ij<rt 't6 x<?KTap
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Ta?s - >")0S '1^'T' fypVi Ka' ZTl t^O' V Hpaaiwv X"/>a> oirep oiv epirlirTov rais Thais Kal
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., Ka^dfiivov to Xeybfxevov craKxapi refers to sugar-cane
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (g) Zeus Ómbrios
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c°ti<i. g T''s ^oXcws, 6 {k6\ovv Tvxa-'ov (rvxtov cod. Vindob.), Kai to MapreloP (napvlov
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i ®uni/jpjT a „a Ka' Mapi/ax Tafaiov iipvovaa Kal 'AoKkriinbv Acovtouxov 'KffKaKfapi'n}v
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §9. Zeus and the rain / (h) Zeus Hyétios
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arpu/xdroiv Kal Bpv'tvqs iptdBov. e06pet di aroXr/v oidxpvcov do-irprjv iiael Ka' "T ^tfttS
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[5]ap6Tas, Kai aTtfyavSiGai [ai<]|TSs a7rd xpootiy St^Ka ■ to[! <5£] | TapXai avayp _ ^ fa,SWP
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a'aftO)crci npo0j;Ti;s Geufc] Oeowofs], drip.ov Aepiwc, ar^av-qipop-qaai, yvpva-
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^^Pai(Ti\a ,H11 ™e*l p. 148 Wpo(pT]T7)s I Q^uv Qeuvos to SevTepov, I aT£<pai>-q<popT}o~as,
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ivapa. Ala ev twi ie[p]i2i rm en Ai\S6/j.ois Kad6rt 97 [dva]ypa[<p]Ti [t]<2[V] x[°rf' ,oS
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tujv reXwz/. dreXets Si avrobs elvai Kal x°P^y[lu)v KaX\ | \^evoS]oxiu>v Kal ^oijyt^P Ka^
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[ndrf^uXoi] Se iire\dvTU (3ov[s rpas tov]; [K]a\Xl[o-]Tovs, at p.[iy Ka] \ ^"^J^yes TP®
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«?ciwr[i] K[a]ppe£(u, Ka[t9d]|[fl-]ep rod JSarpofilov rtSt Ti-qvl run IToXt-^i' Kplverai, [Kal Xi0^^
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rpeis r4\eo)i Kal (3ovs 0 Kpidels rb | drepov §ros £<p' ov Ka 'twvri Kappetcu, rb de drepov
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06 a deopioipla (cp. Hesych. s. vv. dev/J.opla, 6evfj.opia^rio) rdfiverai Ka[l to crTv]^0S ^
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E «TOA«FEmEKO/VTATE h EO/^iO F I ^ « KA I JA
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, ^rs°nally l ■ '°'2 Kai ^^Ka Sinai eweadai ffl» ei)x<us ipiafc XuTrjpiois p.-qxava~ts OeoO irdpa.
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J°v Ka-pTr{ov 6 /3o0s irpoaeXdwv aTreycvaaTo tov lepov Tcekdvov ovvepyobs yap Xa/3wy tovs
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^Potr^-g^ TCS,01 c^7re7'cwcra»'rcs) e^avccT-qaav, e'xottTa TavTov biccp Kal £&v ^ox€v ^XV^j ka^
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'c'i,rretttl_ k°*ov Ka>- Tpaio-rd, wepieXavvovo-t tovs KaTavep-r/eivTas fiovs, w 6 ycvffdfj.evos
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rther eit- 2- 125 K\cio-6evovs tov twv QeoirpowtSSip Ka\ovp.ivuv vi6s k.t.X. See
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t1""' «.T \ 6rt' 2' 1+0 Ti °"v 'rpwra KaT«ppov(iTO, Kiuv Kai Xijpos M twv 'EpeTpituv
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k!itqt0vs *^*01" (8uev eiri fiivpjp Aids Kara ti \6yiov evvia yap (rrj aepopia tt)v AtyvrrTov
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^■"Puv'lSa-^' eV' 4' - ^ ^ Ti •SoXa/afl't, irpdrepov Si KopuviSi (KopuvlSiov codd.
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T£i/ ^( Ptovos Trj 'AypaOXip ttj KeKpoiros Kal vip.<pi)s 'AypavXldos. Kal dik/xeve to (80s &%pi
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^>co» Ti'C„ bcnefactor, Kallisthenes son of Kallisthenes, who is described thus: 16 ff.
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otpuiv rexBets, 86ev Kai Tplirarpov tovtov Ka\ei, cp. schol. Nik. ther. 15, schol. A,D' ^j,
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4 Schol. vet. Pind. Isthm. 8. 57 b (ii. 496 f. Abel, iii. 273, 25 ff-^<ti
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (d) The stone of Elegabalos
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (e) The stone of Dousares
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viiKTa dypvirvqcravTes ev q.Gptao-1 Ti<ri Kai affKots tQ elSwhtp qlbovres Kal iravvvxlSa dtare^
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virbyaiov tottov. ipwribpLevoL be on rl £o~ti rovro rb [ivo'TTjpiov diroKplvovTai Kal Xkyovff'V
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(&p.vou<ri tt)v irapdivov, Ka\ovvres airrjv ' Apajiio~Tl Xaapov TovriaTiv Kbprjv elr' oiiv wapBivov
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were associated with three distinct word-groups: (1) Arabic ka'ab, Greek Kvpos, Latin
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The Meccan Ka'aba, a feminine substantive, was originally a goddess embodied aS Jse
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black stone still to be seen in the Ka'bah at Mecca was in pre-
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vom Himmel zur Erbauung der Ka'abah gebraeht... Der Sage nach soli er anfanglich
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^Ppadp., i) is a$TI£ rjjp Ka>irl\ol, npo<r8ri<rai'Tos b're rbv 'laaaK t/ieWe Bieiv robs Si elt
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (f) The stone siderítes or oreites
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §10. Zeus and the meteorites / (i) Zeus Kappótas
Chapter II(continued): Zeus as god of the weather / §11. General conclusions with regard to Zeus as god of dark sky
The superannuation of Zeus 747
and rise again thanks to his father's nature. This transparent little
allegory may or may not have been invented by Platon1. In any
case it offered possibilities to the allegorists of a later age2, and was
obviously susceptible of a Christian re-interpretation. A. von
Sallet3 first drew attention to the fact that a medallion, finely
struck by Giovanni Cavino 'the Paduan ' (i 500— 1570 A.n.) in dark
c°pper with a border of brass (fig. 536), has for obverse design
a head of Christ inscribed PORVS CONSILII FILIVS, and acutely
recognised in this legend the Latin rendering of the Platonic
' Poros son of Metis4.'
So in the long run the oracle concerning Metis came true, and
"eus> despite his most desperate shifts, found himself superseded
y a Son of divine ' Wisdom,' One who was indeed the ' Way'—
ar>d the Truth, and the Life.
(X.) The attributes of Athena.
The affiliation of the pre-Hellenic Athena to the Hellenic Zeus
Produced a goddess whose powers, as evidenced by her attributes,
^e<;ent 1'terature includes J. A. Stewart The Myths of Plato London 1905 p. 428,
32 ft" if ^eysuch einer Grundlegung der platonischen Mythofoiie Zurich 1925 pp. 26 ff.,
Pari ' Reinha''dt Platons Mythen Bonn 1927 p. 68 ff., P. Frutiger Les mythes dc Platon
[*PdT°r°S 1S aS °kl aS Alkm- fraS- 23- '3 ff- Bergk4> »• '3ff- Dieh1' '• !3ff- Edmonds
Ts&f^' "*aP ^■aa irairrQv \ [ko.1 II6po]j yepairaroi \ [ai&v d7r]^5i\os dXicd with the
\v)1jcl"la B'oss 6V1 roy llbpov elpriKe rbv avTov Tip vwb rod Haiddov fieiLvSev/nivip Xdei, on
a p^Ce °' n°fer in Roscher Lex. Myth. iii. 2775—2778.
Wj^ " Ka^ Hvra-pKovs k.t.X.), Plotin. enn. 3. 5. 5 ff. (\6ym St eXtyero rfir rdvrav 6 Hdpos
"y>iip^nieXi' lT> w'"c'1 Zeus's Aphrodite is Tpvxh, Penia is BX17). Cp. Porph. de antr.
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W. rj* ' V°n SaIlet in tlle Zeitschr. f. Num. 1881 viii. 118—120 with fig. ( = my fig. 536),
4 p?X'er in Roscher Lex. Myth. ii. 2941.
tt. sytnp. 203 B 6 rijs Mt;7i5os vlbs llbpos.
and rise again thanks to his father's nature. This transparent little
allegory may or may not have been invented by Platon1. In any
case it offered possibilities to the allegorists of a later age2, and was
obviously susceptible of a Christian re-interpretation. A. von
Sallet3 first drew attention to the fact that a medallion, finely
struck by Giovanni Cavino 'the Paduan ' (i 500— 1570 A.n.) in dark
c°pper with a border of brass (fig. 536), has for obverse design
a head of Christ inscribed PORVS CONSILII FILIVS, and acutely
recognised in this legend the Latin rendering of the Platonic
' Poros son of Metis4.'
So in the long run the oracle concerning Metis came true, and
"eus> despite his most desperate shifts, found himself superseded
y a Son of divine ' Wisdom,' One who was indeed the ' Way'—
ar>d the Truth, and the Life.
(X.) The attributes of Athena.
The affiliation of the pre-Hellenic Athena to the Hellenic Zeus
Produced a goddess whose powers, as evidenced by her attributes,
^e<;ent 1'terature includes J. A. Stewart The Myths of Plato London 1905 p. 428,
32 ft" if ^eysuch einer Grundlegung der platonischen Mythofoiie Zurich 1925 pp. 26 ff.,
Pari ' Reinha''dt Platons Mythen Bonn 1927 p. 68 ff., P. Frutiger Les mythes dc Platon
[*PdT°r°S 1S aS °kl aS Alkm- fraS- 23- '3 ff- Bergk4> »• '3ff- Dieh1' '• !3ff- Edmonds
Ts&f^' "*aP ^■aa irairrQv \ [ko.1 II6po]j yepairaroi \ [ai&v d7r]^5i\os dXicd with the
\v)1jcl"la B'oss 6V1 roy llbpov elpriKe rbv avTov Tip vwb rod Haiddov fieiLvSev/nivip Xdei, on
a p^Ce °' n°fer in Roscher Lex. Myth. iii. 2775—2778.
Wj^ " Ka^ Hvra-pKovs k.t.X.), Plotin. enn. 3. 5. 5 ff. (\6ym St eXtyero rfir rdvrav 6 Hdpos
"y>iip^nieXi' lT> w'"c'1 Zeus's Aphrodite is Tpvxh, Penia is BX17). Cp. Porph. de antr.
3a'*
W. rj* ' V°n SaIlet in tlle Zeitschr. f. Num. 1881 viii. 118—120 with fig. ( = my fig. 536),
4 p?X'er in Roscher Lex. Myth. ii. 2941.
tt. sytnp. 203 B 6 rijs Mt;7i5os vlbs llbpos.