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Anôgeôn
Adler number: alpha,2582
Translated headword: upstairs, upper storey
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning a] dwelling-place.
But [sc. note also the spelling] a)nw/geion.
Callisthenes said that a)nw/gewn is the prison.[1]
*)ana/gaion ["upstairs"] and kata/gaion ["downstairs"] [are spelled] with a diphthong and omicron.[2] The standard is perhaps to write a)nw/gewn and katw/gewn with omega and a plain [epsilon], but then the hunter of words[3] and the precise orthographer of the corresponding letters Kapnogeneios the Maistor[4] taught that these words should be written with the epsilon and the omicron. Only the word meso/gaion ["interior"] permits the diphthong, since it is derived from mesogei/a gh= and meso/geios gh=.
Greek Original:Anôgeôn: oikêma. Anôgeion de. hoti Kallisthenês to desmôtêrion anôgeôn eipen. Anagaion kai Katagaion dia diphthongou kai o mikrou. to de anôgeôn kai katôgeôn ei tacha kai hoi kanones dia tou ô megalou kai [e] psilou graphousin, all' oun ho tôn lexeôn thêratês kai tôn toutôn antistoichôn akribês orthographos Kapnogeneios ho Maïstôr dia tou e psilou kai o mikrou exedoto tauta graphesthai. to de mesogaion monon dia diphthongou eiasen: epeidê heurêtai mesogeia gê kai mesogeios gê.
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Keywords: architecture; biography; daily life; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; poetry
Translated by: Jennifer Benedict on 6 July 2000@11:47:40.
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