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Testimonia (test. 8)
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test. 8 K.-A.
Arist. Rh. 3.1413b25
Φιλήμων ό ύποκριτής (Stefanis 1988 #2485) ... έν τε τη Αναξανδρίδου
Γεροντομανία (fr. 10)... και έν τω προλόγω των Ευσεβών (fr. 13)
Philemon the actor (Stephanis 1988 #2485)... in Anaxandrides’ Gerontomania
(fr. 10) ...and in the prologue of Eusebeis (fr. 13)
Citation Context Aristotle refers in passing to the delivery of frr. 10 and 13
by the actor Philemon in order to provide an example of the sort of variatio
that is desirable in public speaking
Interpretation The actor Philemon (Stephanis 1988 #2485) was active from
the 370s to 340s BC and took first prize twice at the Lenaea (IGII2 2325.191 -
2325F.36 Millis-Olson); he thus seems to have been a slightly younger con-
temporary of Anaxandrides.
Discussion Meineke 1839 1.369; see on frr. 10; 13.
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test. 8 K.-A.
Arist. Rh. 3.1413b25
Φιλήμων ό ύποκριτής (Stefanis 1988 #2485) ... έν τε τη Αναξανδρίδου
Γεροντομανία (fr. 10)... και έν τω προλόγω των Ευσεβών (fr. 13)
Philemon the actor (Stephanis 1988 #2485)... in Anaxandrides’ Gerontomania
(fr. 10) ...and in the prologue of Eusebeis (fr. 13)
Citation Context Aristotle refers in passing to the delivery of frr. 10 and 13
by the actor Philemon in order to provide an example of the sort of variatio
that is desirable in public speaking
Interpretation The actor Philemon (Stephanis 1988 #2485) was active from
the 370s to 340s BC and took first prize twice at the Lenaea (IGII2 2325.191 -
2325F.36 Millis-Olson); he thus seems to have been a slightly younger con-
temporary of Anaxandrides.
Discussion Meineke 1839 1.369; see on frr. 10; 13.