The Game of [polis]
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Suidas tells us more clearly that only in desperation did the player abandon the central citadel : Ktvijerw tov a0' le/oay, Tov TO e-Tri twv Tr/v ecrxuTriv /Soijdeiav kivovvtwv TeTaKTUi.
Daphnis, in the same language, described maliciously the peril of the maid Galatea, Kai (jtevyei ^iXeovTO koi ov (j>i\eovTa Siwksi, koi TOV cnro ypafifxa? Kive'i \i6ov (Theocr. Id. vi.). MeursiUs quotes also from Eustathius, De Amoribus Ismeniae, al Se ye /j.ijTepei ^fJLwv Koi, XtOov o (paa-i, tov airo ypafifxr...ji Kivovai tt/jo? Saxpvov : and Kiveiv tov \l9ov would seem to be the equivalent of ciere calcem, in Plaut. Pcsnul. iv. ii. The obscure fragment of Cratinus (Meineke, 2, 44 (3)) contains at least an allusion to Kvva koX ■KoKiv Trai^eiv.
This Egyptian game is simply that ireTTela of which Thoth, according to Plato in the Phaedrus, was the inventor, and the Arab guides have made, in certain of the great stones on the summit of the Pyramid, their pentagram of holes to play it on, in their idle time, as Palamedes did at Ilium: — koi JlaXafii^Sovi eTTivorjcraiuievov Kv^etav Koi ireTTelav ev 'IXiw, elg vapafivOiov XifAov, KUTaaxovTOS Trjv CTTpaTiav, Xidos eKei eSeiKVVTO, Kada HoXefjuov lerTopei, e(j>' oS eirea-a-evov (Eustath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suidas tells us more clearly that only in desperation did the player abandon the central citadel : Ktvijerw tov a0' le/oay, Tov TO e-Tri twv Tr/v ecrxuTriv /Soijdeiav kivovvtwv TeTaKTUi.
Daphnis, in the same language, described maliciously the peril of the maid Galatea, Kai (jtevyei ^iXeovTO koi ov (j>i\eovTa Siwksi, koi TOV cnro ypafifxa? Kive'i \i6ov (Theocr. Id. vi.). MeursiUs quotes also from Eustathius, De Amoribus Ismeniae, al Se ye /j.ijTepei ^fJLwv Koi, XtOov o (paa-i, tov airo ypafifxr...ji Kivovai tt/jo? Saxpvov : and Kiveiv tov \l9ov would seem to be the equivalent of ciere calcem, in Plaut. Pcsnul. iv. ii. The obscure fragment of Cratinus (Meineke, 2, 44 (3)) contains at least an allusion to Kvva koX ■KoKiv Trai^eiv.
This Egyptian game is simply that ireTTela of which Thoth, according to Plato in the Phaedrus, was the inventor, and the Arab guides have made, in certain of the great stones on the summit of the Pyramid, their pentagram of holes to play it on, in their idle time, as Palamedes did at Ilium: — koi JlaXafii^Sovi eTTivorjcraiuievov Kv^etav Koi ireTTelav ev 'IXiw, elg vapafivOiov XifAov, KUTaaxovTOS Trjv CTTpaTiav, Xidos eKei eSeiKVVTO, Kada HoXefjuov lerTopei, e(j>' oS eirea-a-evov (Eustath.
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