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Headword:
*loci/as
Adler number: lambda,673
Translated headword: Loxias
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Another name for] Apollo, he who sends out an oblique [
loch/n] voice [
i)/a/
i)/an]; for he used to issue oracles obliquely; [e.g.] 'by crossing the
Halys Croesus will destroy a great empire'. Or he who makes an oblique journey. For he is the same as the sun.[1]
"We should keep quiet, in case spite casts oblique looks at us and hits us with a harsh stone, according to
Pindar."[2]
*loci/as: o( *)apo/llwn, o( loch\n i)/a a)pope/mpwn: locw=s ga\r e)manteu/eto: *kroi=sos *(/alun diaba\s mega/lhn a)rxh\n katalu/sei. h)\ o( loch\n porei/an poiou/menos. o( au)to\s ga/r e)sti tw=| h(li/w|. siga=n de\ xrh/, mh\ locoi=s h(ma=s o)/mmasin i)dw\n o( fqo/nos traxei= ba/lh| li/qw|, kata\ *pi/ndaron.
Notes:
[1] From the
scholia to
Aristophanes,
Plutus [
Wealth] 8. For the story of Croesus see
Herodotus 1.53.3 (and 91.4 for his eventual realisation that the empire to fall was his own). As the god of the sun, Apollo could be identified with the sun.
[2]
Aelian fr. 334 Domingo-Forasté (337 Hercher), alluding to
Pindar,
Olympians 8.55(73).
Translated by: David Whitehead on 2 August 2006@07:03:32.
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