《奥德赛》(20.356-57)和公元前1178年的日食:对拜库齐斯和马格纳斯科的回应

IF 0.7 1区历史学 0 CLASSICS

Transactions of the American Philological Association Pub Date : 2012-05-10 DOI:10.1353/APA.2012.0006

Peter Gainsford

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摘要

最近，Constantino Baikouzis和Marcelo Magnasco认为，奥德赛20.356-57保留了对公元前1178年4月26日日食的参考。在通才刊物上受到广泛关注。与卡尔·肖克1926年得出相同结论的论点不同，新的论点不能根据文章的上下文而被驳回。然而，Baikouzis和Magnasco还需要其他几个默认的假设，其中许多假设可能会被非常自信地拒绝。

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Odyssey 20.356-57 and the Eclipse of 1178 b.c.e .: A Response to Baikouzis and Magnasco

The recent argument of Constantino Baikouzis and Marcelo Magnasco that Odyssey 20.356–57 preserves a reference to the solar eclipse of 26 April 1178 b.c.e . has received widespread attention in generalist publications. Unlike Carl Schoch’s 1926 argument, which came to the same conclusion,the new argument cannot be dismissed on the basis of the passage’s context. Baikouzis and Magnasco require several other tacit assumptions, however, and many of these may be rejected with great confidence.

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