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This note proposes an emendation to Callimachus Hymn to Artemis 28. The transmitted and universally accepted text poses three issues: (1) μέχρις ἵνα is pleonastic, (2) the optative ψαύσειε does not suit the sequence of tenses, and (3) the context seems to demand that Artemis does not touch her father’s beard. I suggest repunctuation of the preceding lines and reading μέχρι τέλος παύσειε.
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