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Headword:
*pa/ralos
Adler number: pi,389
Translated headword: Paralos, Paralus
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Demosthenes in [the]
Philippics [sc. mentions it].[1] One of the triremes sent out, at
Athens, on public business, taking its name from some hero. Its crew were called
paraloi; they received four obols for this service, and spent most of the year at home, and other duties were given them by the city.[2]
Greek Original:*pa/ralos: *dhmosqe/nhs *filippikoi=s. mi/a tw=n par' *)aqhnai/ois pro\s ta\s dhmosi/as xrei/as diapempome/nwn trih/rwn, a)po/ tinos h(/rwos tou)/noma labou=sa. pa/raloi d' e)kalou=nto oi( e)pibebhko/tes au)th=s, oi(\ kai\ dia\ tau/thn th\n u(phresi/an te/ssara/s te o)bolou\s e)la/mbanon, kai\ to\ plei=ston tou= e)niautou= oi)/koi te e)/menon, kai\ a)/lla tina\ u(ph=rxen au)toi=s para\ th=s po/lews,
Notes:
From Harpokration s.v.
[1]
Demosthenes 8.29. [This speech,
On the Chersonese, is a "Philippic" in the broad sense employed by ancient scholars, who did not confine it, as we do, to speeches 4, 6, 9, and 10.]
[2] A simplified version of what Harpok. says (citing
Hyperides fr. 51 Jensen and
Phylarchus FGrH 81 F38). More information about the Paralos, from another source, comes in the entry following (
pi 390); and see also
sigma 47, for the Paralos and its sister ship the Salaminia. The Paralos is also mentioned at
pi 387 and
pi 388, as well as
iota 161.
P.J. Rhodes, A Commentary on the Aristotelian Athenaion Politeia (Oxford 1981) 687-8
S. Hornblower, A Commentary on Thucydides vol.1 (Oxford 1991) 414
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Translated by: David Whitehead on 25 September 2000@07:31:49.
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