Four Indices of the Homeric hapax legomena: together with statistical data

218 Pages·1984·2.418 MB·English

by  Michael M. Kumpf

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Michael M. Kumpf
Four Indices of the
Homeric Hapax Legomena
1984
Georg Olms Verlag
Hildesheim· Zurich· New York
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Michael M. Kumpf
Four Indices of the
Homeric Hapax Legomena
Together with Statistical Data
1984
Georg Olms Verlag
Hildesheim· Zurich· New York
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© Georg Olms AG, Hildesheim 1984
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Printed in Germany
Herstellung: Weihert-Druck GmbH, Darmstadt
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Orlando W. ''Pip'' Qualley

CONTENTS
PAGE
SYMBOLAS NDA BBREVIATIONFSR EQUENTLUYS ED. . • . . • . . . . . . . ix
PART I
PREFACEA NDI NTRODUCTORY 3
PART II
INDEXI An Alphabetical Listing of All the Homeric Hapax
Legomena • . . . . . . . . . 33
INDEXI I A Listing of the Homeric Hapax Legomena in the Order
of Their Occurrence . . . • . 107
INDEXI II An Alphabetical Listing of the Homeric Hapax Legomena
Which Are Proper Words . • . • . . . . . . 170
INDEXI V A Listing of the Homeric Hapax Legomena Which Appear
to be Greek Singularities ............. 186
PART III
TABLEI The Number and Frequency of Homeric Hapax Legomena in
Each Book of the Iliad . . . . . • . . • • . . . . 203
TABLEI I The Number and Frequency of Homeric Hapax Legomena in
Each Book of the Odyssey . . . . . • • • . • • . • . 204
TABLEI II The Number and Frequency of Homeric Hapax Legomena in
the Iliad and the Odyssey Compared. . . . . . . 206
TABLEI V Passages of 100 Lines or More in Homer Without a Hapax
Legomenon 207
ADDENDAET CORRIGENDA. 207

SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS FREQUENTLY USED
+ .a Homeric hapax legomenon which appears
to be a Greek singularity
* .a verb compounded with a prepositional
prefix which miqht also exist elsewhere
in Homer in a separated state (i.e. in
tmesis)
a.
A. .hapax legomenon
a.
AA • .hapax legomena
A-0 .refer to books of the Iliad
a-w .refer to books of the Odyssey
dub. 1. .dubia lectio
dub. sens. .dubio sensu
f. 1. .falsa lectio
leg. .legendum
perh. .perhaps
prob. .probably
tm. .tmesis of a compound verb in a post
Homeric author
V. .vide
V • 1. .varia lectio
Many of these symbols and abbreviations along with a number of
others are explained in detail in Part I. Of special import is
note 56 on the abbreviations employed in the citation of post
Homeric authors.
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