[Meaning he/she/it] was thrown out, fell out.[1] "Dionysios the Second slipped out of his tyranny and came to the Korinthians as an exile."[2]
*)ecw/lisqen: e)cerri/fh, e)ce/pese. *dionu/sios o( deu/teros e)cw/lisqe th=s a)rxh=s kai\ e)s *korinqi/ous h(=ke fuga/s.
[1] The headword is aorist indicative active, third person singular, of
e)colisqa/nw; presumably extracted from the quotation given (though there it lacks
nu ephelkustikon). For the glossing cf.
epsilon 1787.
[2] Dionysios II (
delta 1179) succeeded his father Dionysios I as tyrant of Syracuse in 367 BC but was expelled in 357. This (unidentifiable) quotation, however, seems to refer to the events of 346-344, when after recovering Syracuse he was defeated by Timoleon, surrendered the city, and departed to live at Corinth.
David Whitehead (augmented notes and keywords; cosmetics) on 15 March 2007@04:54:01.
Catharine Roth (added cross-reference) on 27 July 2007@01:23:47.
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