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Headword:
*selh=nai
Adler number: sigma,204
Translated headword: moons
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning] pastries [that are] broad [and] circular.[1]
[It is on record] too that in
Erechtheus Euripides called the moons
pelanoi:[2] "and, as you are bringing from the house a great pelanos, tell me of these moons [made] of wheaten shoots".[3] Besides six moons, they used to bake a "seventh ox"[4] which had horns, in imitation of the early moon.
*selh=nai: pe/mmata plate/a kukloterh=. o(/ti kai\ e)n *)erexqei= ta=s selh/nas pela/nous ei)/rhken *eu)ripi/dhs: kai/ moi polu\n ga\r pe/lanon e)kpe/mpeis do/mwn, fra/son selh/nas ta/sde puri/mou xlo/hs. e)pi\ de\ e(\c selh/nais bou=n e(/bdomon e)/petton, ke/rata e)/xonta, kata\ mi/mhsin th=s prwtofuou=s selh/nhs.
Notes:
cf.
alpha 2082.
[1] cf.
Pausanias the Atticist s.v.
[2] A pelanos was a sacrificial cake; cf.
pi 927.
[3]
Euripides fr. 350 -- where the transmitted adjective
puri/mou, which would be unique, is routinely emended to
puri/nou; cf. Eur. fr. 373 and
Xenophon Anabasis 4.5.31 (web address 1).
[4] cf.
beta 458,
epsilon 25.
Web address 1
Keywords: daily life; definition; food; imagery; religion; trade and manufacture; tragedy; zoology
Translated by: Rocco Marseglia on 9 November 2012@10:49:40.
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