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Headword:
*)ekkalei=tai
Adler number: epsilon,344
Translated headword: calls out, provokes
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning he/she/it] summons.[1]
"Caecilius, observing him [= Hannibal] emboldened, and wishing to provoke him to make a move, kept the soldiers inside the gates."[2] ['To provoke'] meaning to summon.
Also [sc. attested is the participle] e)kkalou/menoi ["being provoked"], [meaning they] being summoned or taking care. "With the senate taking no care [as to] whether they were provoking the slander against themselves in order not to appear to be bringing Marcius against the city themselves, or contending with the populus and habituating it not to condemn lightly a man of patrician birth".[3]
Greek Original:*)ekkalei=tai: prokalei=tai. o( de\ *keki/lios qewrw=n au)to\n katateqarrhko/ta, boulo/menos e)kkalei=sqai th\n o(rmh\n au)tou=, sunei=xe tou\s stratiw/tas e)nto\s tw=n pulw=n. a)nti\ tou= prokalei=sqai. kai\ *)ekkalou/menoi, prokalou/menoi h)\ promhqou/menoi. th=s de\ boulh=s ou)de\n proqumoume/nhs, ei)/te th\n kaq' au(tw=n e)kkalou/menoi diabolh/n, i(/na mh\ dokoi=en au)toi\ *ma/rkion e)pa/gein e)pi\ th\n po/lin, ei)/te tw=| dh/mw| filoneikou=ntes kai\ e)qi/zontes au)to\n mh\ r(a|di/ws a)ndro\s patriki/ou katadika/zein.
Notes:
cf.
epsilon 1605.
[1] Likewise in other lexica. The headword must be quoted from somewhere; extant possibilities are numerous. For the verb cf.
epsilon 343.
[2]
Polybius 1.40.3 (web address 1) on L. Caecilius Metellus, one of the consuls of 251/0 BCE.
[3] This quotation (on an episode of early Roman history; cf.
mu 210) was left unidentified by Adler, who declared rash Mai's attribution of it to
Cassius Dio. Latterly Favuzzi [see under
alpha 1596] 198-199 canvasses the likelihood, on vocabulary grounds, of Appian, Dio, and John of
Antioch, and argues for Appian.
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Translated by: David Whitehead on 5 February 2007@04:31:50.
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