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Notes Du Mont Royal ← Notes du mont Royal www.notesdumontroyal.com 쐰 Cette œuvre est hébergée sur « No- tes du mont Royal » dans le cadre d’un exposé gratuit sur la littérature. SOURCE DES IMAGES Google Livres ORATORUM ATTICORUM VOLUMEN Il Imams. -- moulinant Hum Nour FIIATluzs, tu noms, 56. 3mm -- OBATOBES ATTICI LYCURGUS, ÆSCHINES, I-IYPEBIDES, DlNABCHUS, GOBG’IÆ. LESBONA(JTIS, HEBODIS, ALCIDAMANTIS DEGLAMATIONES FRAGMENTA ORATOBUM .ATTICORUM GOBGIÆ LEONTINI, ANTlPHONTIS, LYSIÆ, lSOCRATlS, lSÆl, LYCURGI HYPERlDlS, DlNARCHl, DEMADIS, ALIORUMQUE SEXAGINTA GRÆCE CUM TRANSLATIONE REFICTA A CAROLO MULLERO ACCEDUNT SCHOLIA IN ORATlONES lSOCRATlS, ÆSCHINIS, DEMOSTHENIS ET INDEX NOMINUM ET RERUM ABSOLUTISSIMUS QEEM couac" J. HUNZIKER VOLUMEN SEÇUNDUM PARISIIS EDlTOBE AMBBOSIO FIBMIN DIDOT INSTITUTI IMPERIALIS FRANGIÆ. TYPOGRAPIIU vu .ucon, fifi M I’)(ICC LVlIl Notes du mont Royal www.notesdumontroyal.com 쐰 Une ou plusieurs pages sont omises ici volontairement. 322 lSÆI sont in orationibus quas nos habemus inveniri. llermogenes t. I, p. 22 W212. : Taupin): 191.01 Denique Rutilius Lupus 2 S 19 duo exempla rît «matie; 11h11 113v piCuv avec. mxpdv, si" 8è nop- ætiologiæ posoit, quorum prius, cum nomen nàv 710x611. Cf. Aphthanius t. I, p. 63 , 14, W. oratoris excidisset, homines docti non viderunt Theo t. I,p. 203 : ’Icoxpoim: ô coma-hg robe ex Isocratis or. 8 1o petitum esse. Jam cum tôçueîç 117w 11.0101111711: OCËW 110582:01:11»: aveu. Cf. ib. posteriori exemple hæc præmittantur z Item ejus- p. 210 sq. et 215, 2. dem , jure aliquis statuere sibi videri possit, etiam Theo t. I, p. 207 :’Icoxpdrnç ô M1109 11019331111 alterum exemplum Isacrati lribuendum esse. Bu- WÎÇ pœpipotç 1190,1111Çv 113v yovÉoiv 101k 8180101161004, tilius verba græca siclatina fecit :etsi acerbumvobi: 81:1 al 113v 100" Civ 11611011, 0l 8è 81843101101 ni 1075 quad dictant: sur" videbitur, [amen æquo anima 112153: C511 alun yeyâvacw. Cf. ib. p. 213 , 4. audienrlum est. Nam fer: verum conrilium , quad Stobæus Flar. I, 45 : ’Iooxpoimç e711», 811 10v initia audilu grave est, in posteru’m cognüa utili- 19110-1011 nul (17200»! dvôpa Bai 117»: 113v «payeysvnpi- tale fit jucundius (Cf. Ananymi versus de sche- van ptpvfioeai , à 8è (notaire npuîrtzw, mpl 8è 163v matis 25 sq. ). Nihil quad meminerim simile pcÂÀo’vrwv volai-11100011. apud Isocratem nunc legitur. sed mihi videur Joannes Damascenus up. Flor. Stobæi XVI , eau: sententiam apud Demosthenem reperisse, 104 : ’Iaoxpérqç roi: patentai: nupeleeôno in): quanquam locum nunc indicare non possum. An «peinard Myuv, dnà 119117110112 mpéxaw roi; dxpo- in vocibus item ejus (nam sic est in libris, item (agnate. ejusdem Pilhoeus substituit) Intel Demetrius? . Geargides Gnomol. in Boissonadii Anecd. t. 2, a Restant apaphthegmata, quorum numerus p. 93 : ’laoxpoitooç’ ’I’ôœp 0&4va mi. 151128:11:01; satis magnus exstat neque exstare in tante nominis 1401M 015 81E rapinent. isacratei claritate et studii, qua Græci inde a pe. Anonymi Floril. in codd. Barocc. 143 , fol. ripateticanun disciplina talia colligerent, alacri- 61 :Olôaol 7&9 sa lçl îxdrspa rpemôv xal 8166601101: tale mirum est. Horum apophtheginatum exemple 117w àvOpmrivœv 11901711230". hæc sunto : Antonius Meliss. p. 10 Gesn. : E5 601 a p.0- Theo t. I p. 209 Walz. : Kami 0’146on 81’, Àov En , av sa 112901: sa 110*112. Ïcoxpairouç. a Forum aï!» ’Icoxpâmç 6 M1019 auv1cragu’vou du?» naiêiou senarius est z :3 coi sa 110A01 3&1 , 10 1129011 a: t1- and. épœrêivtoc 105 covtctoivroç, riva: du?) Saï, (in: , 03k.) Saunas. 111vax18iou ml 1105, ml 79019118501 "il vo’ü 1 61119160).- Idem p. 53 : Oî 61309101101 1:61: yivovrai 61111304, ).o’p.1v0v 7&9 , 1161ch voÜ nui. mvax18iou ÂtIYu’â 1111m- 810v 0d?) "pacifie-www 8.10101: 83 5101101 ou; 10 eût.)- xiôoç nui; xal xawo’ü ypuqastôiou. H00 Antistheni ytnïv ml àÀnOu’isw. ’Icoxpdrouc. tribuit Diogenes Laertius 6, S 3. Idem p, 65 : ’Eàv Janv ira: 0171.1.2 ml 111119.11 Aristoteles Rhet. Il, 19 : Karl si toi; pipeau mi 1101111211, MAIN i111; MU» ml 110131011 xoêepvfimv. ’Iao- fimt ml. deppavzcre’poiç Savato’v, ml roi; (union; xpdrauç. (Sed si scripseris 310619111511"; 110111611, sont piner 17.101119 ml ’Iaoxpcirnç t’en, 811101: aveu si ô duo senarii. Summum.) 11h Eüôuvoç Épaeev, 11610; 83 1th ôuwîaerm sôptîv. Idem p. 71 : To11 107101.10»; 17161159 lupin 3170.0011 Vit. X oratt. p. 838, F : lEeruâpevoç Si mm lmxahîoôai de? êv in)qu 601.0611. ’Iooxpoirouc. 11apà1 Nixoxpe’ovn (l. Nixoxhî) Tl?) Kônpou Wpalva Idem p. 133 : [1191511110111 ai novnpul 960:1; ml. npoæpsmpivwv 215101: 117w 112903010111 ôtaXeXO’fivat 191.- plénum 1131 1rpo’1epov M7111: fic dupé-[m ml 191- oÎç .111. épi) 8111164, 0er ô vüv xatpôç’ aï: 8’ ô v’üv :1011- 80:, 11in 9. xmpiav SÉEœGOai 191v 1111.7911: mi dv1111- pdç, 01’111 1’761 81116:. Cf. Plutarchus Qu. sympas. Marou nymphe mîpav 12651:. ’Ieoxpo’irouç. a Homm p. 913. A; Macrob. Qu. Saturn. 7. 1; Joannes dictorum alia Hermippo deberi, alia ex adharta- Sicel. t. VI, p. 449, 24; Maximus Planudes t. V, tionum demonicearum, quæ celebratissimæ et ad- p. 543; Alexander t. VII, p. 480 Walz.; Anony- modum pervulgatæ erant, similitudine Isocrati mus de schematis v. 17. falso tributa esse statua. r SAUPPIUS. XXVI. ISÆUS. Vit. X oratt. p. 839 , F, de Isæa z Katalflome ’Ia’aioù 10’701) 511117); elmîv si: 8’ 1111i 5’ 0011019101105qu- Il Myauc 58’, 33v de: M0101 v’, nul. lôiaç répare. 1o151-mv 8è a! 10 Maiov 11091091101111; v’ 31011011191011- Phallus Bibl. p. 490 a 12 Bekk. : 05101 8è (0l 121 1161101. FRAGMENTA. 323 Grammalicus in Schol. in Æschin. De fais. Ieg. 153v Ëpyow a» etpyiauo, ’Icaîoç Êv fi?) rpàç ’AnoÀM- S 18 : ’Icaîoç 167w; d (an o’ P). ôwpov. Cf. Bekk. Anecd. p. 421, 3o et Suidas. lu. HEPI TOY AAEEANAPOÏ KAHPOT. Idem : Hourra ploç’ ’Iaaîoç Ev art-010165 âno- Harpocratio : "On «01181 au). 71"::er 06x iEîiv œuciou «p6: ’Anollo’ômpov. ’Apzfi tu; â»; nerf ’A- «2.1.60.th ripa pzôt’uvou xptOâîv, ’Icaîoç h Tl?) rap! Gnvuîorç 051m xalouge’wl, i011 8è Je 153v 0’ 81916»:- 166 ’AhEuîvôpou flipots moût. In his pro ’AhEévôpou tœv. ’prro-u’knç 8’ Ev ’Aônvaïœv nohreïq legendum esse ’prroîpxou, liquet ex oratione 81555106»; au ôterai 6 noMuapZoç, x 1:96; tairai p superstite nepï ’prrépxou S Io , ut primas monuit (Man: c :616; 1:: ( ému 1e?) clocher ôixaç de r: 105 Valesius. rimerait)!» and àrrpocrraar’ou au! prœv zou 31:00:6- IIPOE ANAOKIAHN. pcov roi: guichet: , aux! talla 8cm 10k wolfram 6 âp- Quæ a Polluce VII, Il. Isaac tribuitur rpèç ’Av- xuw, «(Un roi: perchman: ô noligapxoç. w Elxo’rw; ôoxiônv oratio , eam ad Lysiam potins pertinere e 03v 6 M1199 êv u? «poum-aube) Mn: êfluîcai (xa- ’duobus Harpoorationis locis colligitur. V. Lysiæ rewuiam? Meier. lit. au. p. 55 ) (me! 1:96: a? fr. x5. mhpaépxq) ’Anollôôwpov’ ô 7&9 [’Arronéômpoc] S’i- woc 1b yévoç gérance in "On 81 mû xéplov boum 6 l. "P02 AHOAAOAQPON AHOETAEIOT HoMuapxoç 1:08 Ancien üôslçcôç, aînée u ô Avoine AHOAOÙA. à; et?) xar’ ’Eparoces’vouç un! filiaux: lv TE 14?) ce a Apollodorus Samius, inquilinus Afinenarum , Tic 11011213; mû à 011’899 gandin libertum suum ingrati animi reum egerat ( cf. Meier. de lit. au. pl [.73 sq. ). Huic liberto lsæus l1. HEP! TON AHOÔAZEQN. oraüonem scripsit. : Surplus. 5. 1. Harpouratio : "On :96; rhv 1)qu 105 mac-mné- Pholius lez. :Ùaîlov’ tir-remuai irritai? 9.1.1905 ml :ôxaraçpovvîtou, ô; Anuoaflc’v’qç (Ëv n? vou et 1:96: rob; 8061004 huâvovrar 86m1 , ’loaïoç à: duoÀoyîç ânocraciou «92;; ’AnoXMSt-Ipov 819.01 xatà Kôvœvoç add. Suidas mû bd 1:05 unwoîî , à: ’Ia’aîoç à! 1:23 1:59! «Tu àmçoîcsmv. Cf. Elym. M. a M. Meier. de diætetis Athen.p. a]. verbis 1:96; rùv 1)qu ont magistratum nabis ignotum aut quadra- p. 789, 47. c Num rinçoient; Arcopagi (cf. Her- gînta virus (cf. Hem. am. mas 11.6 , Io) in- mann. antiqu. gr. 5 :09, n. Mætzner. ad Di- dicari existimat. Mihi dediæzetîs publicis cognan- narch. p. un )intelligendæ sint non liquet. n S. dum esse videur, quas ex universis Atheniensi- bus eleclos esse nunc constat, cum vero clecti 11L "P02 APIZTOTEITONA KM APXIH- [ION HEP! TOY APXEHOAIAOZ KAHPOY. essent, cuique trîbui sortitione suas diætetas assi- gnatos esse conjicio. Quod aJio loco demonstran- a Westermannus et Weîssenbomius duas fuisse dam est. I S. orationes putant , sed fragmenlum secundurn cum 2. tertio conjunctum unam enndemque fuisse osten- Idem : ’Avare( du! 105 aïno âme, in!) xuxoÜ, dit. Similiter oratio tertia lsæi, qua: inscripta est ’lccïoç êv Tl?) «pôç ’Anoflôôæpov. 1:th 105 Hôppou x).1îpou , apud [lnrpocrationem p. 159, a: nominalur me: Ntxoôrîuou. Cf. frg. Idem: ’Anepyacégevoc bd roîi ânoôobç Ex or. XXXlll. r Swnms. l. "VERSUS APOLLODORUM DÉFENSIO, DE NE- Atheniensium ( fr.28). ubi , qnæ Polemarchus administret, GLECTO PATBOCINIO. persequilur: n Ad hæc, inquit, lum alias introducil causas l. lum en violati et neglrcti patrocinii et henditatnm , et Actions contra serves instiluendas ad tribum domini pupillarum beredum inquilinis. et cotera qunm Archon patiner-e quuet ex lsæi adversus Apollodorum defensione civibus. en inquilinis prmsta! l’olemarchus. u Recle igilur de ntglecto patrociuio. orator in prædida Oralione ait se vadem poposcissc apud Polemarchum ab Apollodoro, quippe qui Samius genette ’Avami pro chu) aux, sine damna , lsæus in oratione ideoque inquilinns eut. Fuil Polemarchus etiam nomen advenus Apollodorum. proprium Lysiæ fralris, ut irse Lysine (or. la 5 le) tesla- lur oratione advenus Eralostlenem, et Halo libro de ’Anepyawduwoç, ancra pro ruerais gratin»: relrtbucns rep. (p. 338, 8.) et rursum in Plrmdro ( p. 257, 8 ). locus m oratione advenus Apollodorum. Il. DE DELATIONIBUS. 5. IloMpapxoç . Mus’ 6. deleasione neglecti patrocinii adver- W vox ponitur etiam de parvis et contemneudis, ut sus Apollodorum. Magistralus quidam Athenis sic vocatur; apud Demoslhenem (in or.
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