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Headword:
*ta\s
o(dou\s
oi)=den
Adler number: tau,145
Translated headword: he knows the roads, the very ones by which Eukrates fled straight to the bran-shops
Vetting Status: high
Translation: There, of course, they grind parched barley; for bran is ground barley. He is accusing Eukrates of having that sort of expertise; [the man] who was also called Styppax [Hempy].
Aristophanes [writes]: "take care lest he flee you; for he knows the roads, the very ones by which Eukrates fled straight to the bran-shops." [This] is said of those who are fleeing.
*ta\s o(dou\s oi)=den, a(/sper *eu)kra/ths e)/feuge tw=n kurhbi/wn eu)qu/: e)/nqa dh\ ka/xrus a)lh/qontai: kurh/bia ga\r ai( a)lhlesme/nai kriqai/. diaba/llei de\ to\n *eu)kra/th w(s toiau/thn te/xnhn e)/xonta: o(\s kai\ *stu/ppac e)kalei=to. *)aristofa/nhs: eu)labou= de\ mh\ diafu/gh| se: kai\ ga\r oi)=de ta\s o(dou/s, a(/sper *eu)kra/ths e)/fugen eu)qu\ tw=n kurhbi/wn. ei)/rhtai e)pi\ tw=n feugo/ntwn.
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Keywords: biography; botany; comedy; definition; economics; food; proverbs; trade and manufacture
Translated by: Jennifer Benedict on 5 March 2001@14:55:44.
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