10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIORTHOSIS»
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diorthosis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
diorthosis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Homer's Text and Language
I use this term to accommodate the meaning of Greek diorthosis (6iopGcocnc,),
for which I have developed the working translation 'corrective editing'. Two other
Greek words are most relevant: ekdosis (ek6oaic,) and hupomnema (un6uvn.ua),
...
2
Poetry as Performance: Homer and Beyond
Homer, which were to be used as a point of reference in the Library of Alexandria
, the interpretation of ekdosis or diorthosis as 'edition' seems to fit.44 Still, the
usage of these same terms in the context of references to the work of other critics
...
3
Kallimachos: The Alexandrian Library and the Origins of ...
Although Eustathios refers to the editions of Massilia and Sinope, and to that of
Aristotle, as diorthdseis? the concept of diorthosis (correction) was a fairly broad
one: it included anything from simple correction of copying errors to philological ...
4
The London Quarterly Review
The Diorthosis.” 419 of the Son, in short, the “righteousness of God in Chris " (2
Cor. v.). It is this alone which enables St. Paul so constantly to declare that
Christians are not “ under the law.” Their new law is Christ within them. The
internal law ...
5
From Scholars to Scholia: Chapters in the History of Ancient ...
A procedure that probably did not ap- pear particularly strange or extravagant,
but which implied an extraordinarily innovative principle: in the case of
Zenodotus, remembered as the first diorthotès of Homer, the diorthosis of the
corrector of the ...
Franco Montanari, Lara Pagani, 2011
6
A New Companion to Homer
Rather, it may be an authoritative point of departure for the process of scholarly
diorthosis that ostensibly leads to the editing of a superior text. The authenticity of
koine readings, where the designation koine is actually made explicit by the ...
Ian Morris, Barry B. Powell, 1997
This is the Greek word "diorthosis" which means: a making straight, restoring to
its natural and normal condition, something which in some way protrudes or has
got out of line, as broken or misshapen limbs. The word "diorthosis" is a
derivative ...
The observations so attributed to Probus include some on diorthosis and punctua
— tion, recorded by Suetonius as being among his special interests (Gram. 24). It
is also recorded by Suetonius that Probus mostly disseminated his observa— ...
Antony Augoustakis, Ariana Traill, 2013
9
Canonizing Paul: Ancient Editorial Practice and the Corpus ...
... the two practices and that Slépewcng could sometimes be used to refer to an
edition, ZinSocng represented a more thorough form of Slopewo'lgi “there was no
ekdosis without diorthosis, there were only different degrees of diorthosis.
Eric W. Scherbenske, 2013
10
Divine Visitor: What Really Happened When God Came Down
Diorthosis. The payment has already been made and right now A full recovery.
makes possible the new A new kingdom. order. Diorthosis. A full re- A full
recovery and covery. A new kingdom. A complete liberty. full recovery and
complete ...
