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Headword:
*yeudo/ptwma
Adler number: psi,56
Translated headword: false fall
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Aristophanes [writes]: "if somehow they should fall on the shoulder in some fight, they would have wiped this [dust] off." [sc. He says this] because of their appearing not to have fallen. This kind of wrestling-move they call
yeudo/ptwma ["false fall"]. What he is saying is something like this: our ancestors, even if they were defeated, challenged the defeat; and for the victors, [if] defeated the second time, there was nothing more than the first penalty.[1]
Greek Original:*yeudo/ptwma: *)aristofa/nhs: ei) de/ pou pe/soien ei)s to\n w)=mon e)n ma/xh| tini/, tou=t' a)peyh/sant' a)/n. dia\ to\ mh\ fai/nesqai peptwke/nai. to\ de\ ei)=dos tou= palai/smatos yeudo/ptwma kalou=sin. o(\ de\ le/gei, toiou=to/n e)stin: o(/ti oi( pro/gonoi, ei) kai\ h(tth/qhsan, th\n h(=ttan a)nekalou=nto: kai\ toi=s nenikhko/sin, h(tthqei=sin e)k deute/rou, ple/on th=s prote/ras di/khs ou)de\n h)=n.
Notes:
Aristophanes,
Knights 571-2 (web address 1), with scholion thereto (which uses the present headword); cf.
alpha 3110.
[1] The scholion (and mss GI, Adler reports) has 'the first victory'.
Associated internet address:
Web address 1
Keywords: aetiology; athletics; chronology; comedy; definition; imagery; military affairs
Translated by: Catharine Roth on 27 December 2005@16:25:03.
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