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Headword:
*biai/wn
Adler number: beta,280
Translated headword: violent behavior
Vetting Status: high
Translation: It is the name of a [sc. Athenian] lawsuit brought against those doing anything by violence; he who has been convicted of it pays to the public treasury [a sum] equal to [what he pays] to the man who has secured the conviction.
Demosthenes [in the speech]
Against Meidias [mentions it].[1] There are also speeches [from suits] for violent behavior circulating amongst those of
Lysias.[2] And it is clear that neither the word nor the lawsuit were applied[3] to the rape of virgins, but to other circumstances too.
Greek Original:*biai/wn: o)/noma di/khs e)sti\ kata\ tw=n bi/a| pratto/ntwn o(tiou=n: o( de\ a(lou\s a)poti/nei ei)s to\ dhmo/sion i)/son tw=| e(lo/nti. *dhmosqe/nhs kata\ *meidi/ou. ei)si\ de\ kai\ e)n toi=s *lusiakoi=s fero/menoi lo/goi bi/aioi. kai\ dh=lon o(/ti ou)k e)pi\ fqora=| parqe/nwn ou)/te to\ o)/noma ou)/te h( di/kh e)le/geto, a)lla\ kai\ e)p' a)/llwn.
Notes:
On the genitive case of the headword see the note at
beta 216; and for plural, as here, cf.
kappa 170.
The entry derives from the one in Harpokration s.v.
[1]
Demosthenes 21.44 (for acting violently, rather than this procedure as such: web address 1).
[2]
Lysias fr. 241 Sauppe (not in Carey OCT).
[3] "Restricted", rather: Harpokration s.v. has "applied only".
Reference:
S.C. Todd, The Shape of Athenian Law (Oxford 1993) 102-3
Associated internet address:
Web address 1
Keywords: daily life; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; economics; ethics; gender and sexuality; law; rhetoric; women
Translated by: David Whitehead on 12 October 2000@05:57:30.
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