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Headword:
*siwph/
Adler number: sigma,469
Translated headword: silence
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [There is] a proverb:[1] "and I will be more silent even than the initiated Pythagoreans." In reference to those who are too silent. Inasmuch as the associates of
Pythagoras had a precept to spend a period of five years practicing silence.[2]
Greek Original:*siwph/: paroimi/a: kai\ siwphlo/teros e)/somai kai\ tw=n *puqago/ra| telesqe/ntwn. e)pi\ tw=n pa/nu sigw/ntwn: paro/son oi( *puqago/rou foithtai\ para/ggelma ei)=xon sigh\n a)skei=n pentaeth= xro/non.
Notes:
[1] The headword is unglossed; the word "proverb" is lacking in manuscripts AFV.
[2] Julian,
Orations 4(8).251c. See already at
pi 3124 (end).
Keywords: daily life; dialects, grammar, and etymology; ethics; philosophy; proverbs; religion; rhetoric
Translated by: Catharine Roth on 16 March 2010@14:59:09.
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