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A Pausanias Commentary in Progress

Procne (Proknē)

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Pausanias 1.5.4

Gregory Nagy

On the form Philomēlā: grammarians in the ancient world (for example, Herodian 3.1 p. 255 line 14 ed. A. Lentz 1867) called attention to the exceptional ending ā instead of the exp ... Continue reading

Pausanias 1.14.7

Gregory Nagy

On Procne and Philomela, sisters of Aigeus, see the comment on 1.5.4.On Procne and Philomela, sisters of Aigeus, see the comment on 1.5.4. ... Continue reading