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Headword:
*niko/maxos
Adler number: nu,396
Translated headword: Nikomachos, Nikomakhos, Nicomachus
Vetting Status: high
Translation: From
Alexandreia Troas; tragedian, who wrote 11 tragedies, including
Alexandros,
Eriphyle,
Geryones,
Aletides,
Eileithuia,
Neoptolemos,
Mysoi,
Oedipus,
Persis,
Polyxene,
Trilogia,
Metekbanousai,
Tyndareus or
Alkmaion,
Teukros.
*niko/maxos, *)alecandreu\s th=s *trwi+kh=s, tragiko/s, gra/yas tragw|di/as ia#, w(=n kai\ ai(/de: *)ale/candros, *)erifu/lh, *ghruo/nhs, *)aleti/dhs, *ei)lei/quia, *neopto/lemos, *musoi/, *oi)di/pous, *pe/rsis, *poluce/nh, *trilogi/a, *metekbai/nousai, *tunda/rews h)\ *)alkmai/wn, *teu=kros.
Note:
C3 BCE; fragments in B. Snell (ed.),
TGF 1.285-287. If the Suda's figure of '11' plays is correct, more of these titles must be alternatives than the one instance given; e.g. Persis or Polyxene. Confusion with a homonymous tragedian such as Nikomachos of
Athens (to whom an
Oedipus is ascribed in
nu 397) is also possible. In any event,
Eileithuia appears to be a comedy: see Kassel-Austin, PCG 7.56-61, at 57-59.
Translated by: David Whitehead on 22 September 2003@05:25:30.
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