Delphi Complete Works of Aeschylus (Illustrated) (Delphi Ancient Classics)
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On this supposition, Fragments 94 and 95 were spoken by Odysseus standing by the corpses of the suitors and recounting the insults he had received at their hands.
A counter interpretation, regarding the play as satyric, derives the title from the hungry beggars in the palace at Ithaca, who collected the bones hurled at them by the suitors (cp. u 299, s 394).
FRAGMENT 94 Athenaeus, Deipnosophists xv. 5. p. 667C.
Eurymachus here, another, brought no less unseemly outrage upon me; for he continuall...y made my head his mark, and at it, with bent-armed casts, his vigorous hand kept aiming true.
The poet has in mind that form of the cottabus-game (kottabos or kossabos) in which each of the players so bent his arm and turned his wrist as to aim the wine left in the bottom of his cup at the head of a small bronze figure (manes) placed in a saucer (plastinx).
FRAGMENT 95 Athenaeus, Deipnosophists i. 30. p. 17C; cp. Eustathius on Odyssey 1828. 28; tên kakosmon . . . kara Sopocles, Frag. 565. Ascribed to Aeschylus by Athenaeus, to this play by Welcker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On this supposition, Fragments 94 and 95 were spoken by Odysseus standing by the corpses of the suitors and recounting the insults he had received at their hands.
A counter interpretation, regarding the play as satyric, derives the title from the hungry beggars in the palace at Ithaca, who collected the bones hurled at them by the suitors (cp. u 299, s 394).
FRAGMENT 94 Athenaeus, Deipnosophists xv. 5. p. 667C.
Eurymachus here, another, brought no less unseemly outrage upon me; for he continuall...y made my head his mark, and at it, with bent-armed casts, his vigorous hand kept aiming true.
The poet has in mind that form of the cottabus-game (kottabos or kossabos) in which each of the players so bent his arm and turned his wrist as to aim the wine left in the bottom of his cup at the head of a small bronze figure (manes) placed in a saucer (plastinx).
FRAGMENT 95 Athenaeus, Deipnosophists i. 30. p. 17C; cp. Eustathius on Odyssey 1828. 28; tên kakosmon . . . kara Sopocles, Frag. 565. Ascribed to Aeschylus by Athenaeus, to this play by Welcker.
What to read after Delphi Complete Works of Aeschylus (Illustrated) (Delphi Ancient Classics)?
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