10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARABLEPTIC»
Discover the use of
parableptic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
parableptic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Fragments of Attic Comedy
7roXii7to8a<; 7rpamaTa ae (corruption began with correction of a parableptic
7touXu7ro8apia to 7couXu7to8e;), for xa aa = ri otcvtou cf. Cratin. 317 and for
Plato's use of 7ro8apiov fr. 248 || 3 mss ye(ve-rat || 4 mss tyot 84 xrX I 5 Blaydes <
tkti> ...
2
The Fragments of "Attic Comedy" After Meineke, Bergk, and ...
... <ju | j * mss ^ tou tcetiepiSoi; (emendation of parableptic 7]7tE7tEpi8o;), cf. Ar.
Ach. 364 » the two citations, joined by M, may not belong together 1 1 " there was
a famous cook Sicon (Ar. fr. 1, Sosip. fr. 1), but it was also a slave's name (Alex.
John Maxwell Edmonds, 1959
3
Textual Criticism: Recovering the Text of the Hebrew Bible
But I must always be alert to the possibility in a given case that LXXL is
parableptic and MT is intact. This is, of course, possible in a given case, and
since every case is a given case, it is possible in every case. This is another one
of those facts ...
Peter Kyle McCarter, 1986
Having rejected the parableptic explanation, Lust offers his own creative
interpretation. He proposes that Papyrus 967 preserves the earlier form of the
book of Ezekiel and that MT's arrangement is secondary and late, perhaps an
anti-Christian ...
5
Psychological Monographs
... Sc. & D.E. M etaphorical and Doubtful pallid palsied paly pampered
pamphagous, if. panhandler, n., SI. or panoptic pantherish papershelled
papuliferous parableptic, Med. paradised, 7?. paraesthetic paramour, n.
paranymph, n. paraphasic, ...
6
Boswell's Life of Johnson, Together with Boswell's Journal ...
The omission was, I suggest, not intentional but parableptic. Mitford in the first
form of his life of Gray instead of correcting Johnson follows him ; see his editions
of Gray, 1814 (i. p. Ivi), 1816 (i. p. liv), and Aldine Edition, 1836 (i. p. Ixxii) : in the ...
James Boswell, George Birkbeck Norman Hill, Lawrence Fitzroy Powell, 1934
7
Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society
T(3 o"<3 Adyu), a correction of a
parableptic dirAoyui), | dAA' epoi wtlffttrBt'
irdvrws pera/JaAoiTcs TOlIS TpoVoUS I /i^ <p6ovtW OTOLV TIS j/fUOV (
lOVCTlKT] Xa'PTl V<mV (art*r Herwerden), ' rejoices to plough up the fallow with
music ' ; mss.
8
The Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion
... before the parableptic change, inserting, however, a u before the r. Yet another
, who I do not think had seen Muirchu's version, was attracted by the last half of
the phrase, and under the influence of the common Latin for a "shop," "corrected"
...
Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion (London, England), 1954
9
The Journal of Hellenic Studies
... necessary (Lloyd-Jones and Wilson note that 'Wilamowitz could still accept
what is transmitted'), yeic' does suit the image well (cf. E. Ph. 1 180). But since
EIIANA also occurs in the next line (EIIANATKAN), E1X- might be a parableptic
error.
10
David Jones: an annotated bibliography and guide to research
"Take away many of Ezra Pound's interests, make him a Welshman and a
Catholic, soak him in Finnegans Wake (especially for Book V, with its rhetorical
questioning, learned punning, parableptic su excitation) , and he would have
written this ...
