Voces Furiarum

IF 0.4 3区历史学 N/A CLASSICS

MNEMOSYNE Pub Date : 2023-09-20 DOI:10.1163/1568525x-12347344

Joshua M. Paul

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摘要本文认为，普里阿普斯对贺拉斯《讽刺篇》第1.8章中的“提西福涅”这个名字进行了双语阐释。我追溯了“愤怒”这个名字的民间词源，并找出了拉丁作者强调Tisiphone和φωνή (voice)之间的联系的各种段落。然后，我展示了这个双语双关语是如何将普里阿普斯塑造成一个能够学习亚历山大式文字游戏的叙述者的。

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Voces Furiarum

Abstract I argue that Priapus offers a bilingual gloss on the name ‘Tisiphone’ in Horace, Satires 1.8. I trace the folk etymology of the Fury’s name and identify various passages in which Latin authors emphasize a perceived connection between Tisiphone and φωνή , voice. I then demonstrate how this bilingual pun casts Priapus as a narrator capable of learned, Alexandrian wordplay.

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MNEMOSYNE CLASSICS-

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