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Headword:
*(/osion
xwri/on
Adler number: omicron,688
Translated headword: permitted place
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [A place] which may be walked on and is not sacred, into which one may go.
Aristophanes in
Lysistrata [writes]: "O lady Eileithuia,[1] hold back my delivery, until I go away into a permitted place." Also [sc. attested is the phrase]
o(/sia xrh/mata ["permitted monies"], [meaning] those that are not sacred. It is also called "of Dionysos."[2]
And
Damascius [writes]: [Osiris, Dionysos] "It is not right for a person to become wise in great matters who is not able [to be wise] in small matters."[3] "Since it was right to seek out his brother who had disappeared he took the road to Caria."[4]
*(/osion xwri/on: to\ be/bhlon kai\ mh\ i(ero/n, ei)s o(\ e)/cestin ei)sie/nai. *)aristofa/nhs *lusistra/th|: w)= po/tni' *ei)lei/quia, e)pi/sxes tou= to/kou, e(/ws a)\n ei)s o(/sion a)pe/lqw xwri/on. kai\ o(/sia xrh/mata, ta\ mh\ i(era/. le/getai de\ kai\ to\ *dionu/sion. kai\ *dama/skios: [*)/osiris, *dio/nusos.] ou)x o(/sio/n e)sti ta\ mega/la sofo\n gene/sqai to\n ta\ mikra\ mh\ duna/menon. e)pei\ d' o(/sion h)=n e)pizhth=sai to\n a)fanh= gegono/ta a)delfo\n th\n e)pi\ *kari/as e)tra/peto.
Notes:
On the various meanings of
o(/sios, see LSJ s.v. and cf.
omicron 683,
omicron 684,
omicron 685,
omicron 687,
omicron 689,
omicron 690,
omicron 691,
omicron 692.
[1] cf. generally
epsiloniota 108.
[2]
Aristophanes,
Lysistrata 742-3 (web address 1), with scholion; cf. scholion on
Plato,
Republic 344A. The entry so far =
Photius,
Lexicon omicron553 Theodoridis, except that at the very end
Photius has
le/getai de\ kai\ to\ di/kaion o(/sion.
[3]
Damascius,
Life of Isidore fr. 362 Zintzen (227 Asmus). Kuster deleted "Osiris, Dionysos" here, recognizing that they came from
omicron 693.
[4]
Damascius,
Life of Isidore fr. 10 Zintzen (235 Asmus).
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Translated by: Catharine Roth on 13 December 2005@15:00:29.
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