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Headword:
*minoukiano/s
Adler number: mu,1087
Translated headword: Minukianos, Minucianus
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Son of the sophist Nicagoras;[1] of
Athens. Sophist. Lived under [the emperor] Gallienus.[2] [He wrote] an
Art of Rhetoric and
Progymnasmata and miscellaneous discourses.
Greek Original:*minoukiano/s, *nikago/rou tou= sofistou=, *)aqhnai=os, sofisth/s, gegonw\s e)pi\ *galihnou=. te/xnhn r(htorikh\n kai\ progumna/smata kai\ lo/gous diafo/rous.
Notes:
RE Minukianos(2); PIR2 J778; PLRE I
Minucianus. But the biographical notice for the the third-century sophist M. Junius
Minucianus (SEG 26.129; IG II2 3689-90) may have been conflated with the bibliography of the second-century rhetorician
Minucianus, a rival of
Hermogenes (RE Minukianos(1) = OCD4
Minucianus). See Heath (1996).
[1]
nu 373: Nicagoras.
[2] 253-268.
Reference:
M. Heath, 'The family of Minucianus?', ZPE 113 (1996) 66-70 (with further bibliography)
Keywords: biography; chronology; geography; rhetoric
Translated by: Malcolm Heath on 4 September 2003@14:06:44.
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