Autore
Casanova, A.

Titolo
Ancora su Mimnermo e Filita (e Apollonio) nel Prologo degli Aitia
Periodico
Prometheus
Anno: 2011 - Volume: 37 - Fascicolo: 3 - Pagina iniziale: 193 - Pagina finale: 199

In the lines 9-12 of Aitia fr. 1, Callimachus says that (like himself) Philitas too was a poet of short poems, but his Demeter is much better than the long Ship (i.e. Apollonios’ Argonautica); and that Mimnermos is sweet, has been taught by his wonderful nightingales (= elegies), not by his great woman (= Smirneis). The new conjecture a? µe?a?[e?a? / ?d??e?] (i.e. ??d??e?) uses Bastianini’s new reading at P.Lond.Lit. 181.11. The well-known Florentine diegesis on this passage means that the short poems by Mimnermos and Philitas are better than even the great poems.



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