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Headword: *liqourgikh\
Adler number: lambda,526
Translated headword: stone-working
Vetting Status: high
Translation:
[Stone-working] and stone-polishing are different. Stone-working [is the task] which those who work in the mines perform: cutting the stones. But stone-polishing is what is done by those who grind down and beautify the stones so that each of their works takes on a good appearance. Lysias in the [speech] In reply to Nausias, concerning the carving [writes]: "[...] but because there are three skills in the work, stone-working and stone-polishing and, in addition, creating the luxury".[1]
Greek Original:
*liqourgikh\ kai\ liqotribikh\ diafe/rei. h( me\n liqourgikh/, h(\n e)n toi=s meta/llois e)rga/zontai oi( te/mnontes tou\s li/qous, h( de\ liqotribikh/ e)stin, h(\n meti/asin oi( katacai/nontes kai\ kosmou=ntes tou\s li/qous w(/st' a)peilhfe/nai th\n eu)pre/peian e(/kaston tw=n e)/rgwn. *lusi/as e)n tw=| pro\s *nausi/an peri\ tou= tu/pou: a)lla\ dia\ to\ trei=s te/xnas e)rga/zesqai, th/n te liqourgikh\n kai\ liqotribikh\n kai\ pro\s tou/tois to\ tetrufhke/nai.
Notes:
cf. lambda 525.
[1] Lysias fr. 186 Sauppe (now 238 Carey OCT).
Keywords: definition; rhetoric; science and technology; trade and manufacture
Translated by: David Whitehead on 5 May 2003@05:03:59.
Vetted by:
William Hutton (modified translation, set status) on 31 May 2003@07:56:17.
David Whitehead (x-ref) on 1 July 2004@09:39:42.
David Whitehead on 18 April 2013@09:21:32.
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