Attic poet of the Middle Comedy (4th cent. BC), explicitly referred to as such by Athenaeus and the Suda [1. test. 1.2]. Athenaeus quotes 35 verses from the play Ἐγκλειόμεναι/Enkleiómenai (or -οι/-oi; 'The Incarcerated') in which a cook speaks at length about his skill of preparing fish (fr. 1). Furthermore, two verses from the Παραλυτρούμενος (Paralytroúmenos, 'The Redeemed Prisoner'; fr. 3) we…
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Furley, William D. (Heidelberg),
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