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Philicus’ “novel composition” for the Alexandrian grammarians: initial lines and iambe’s speech

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Danielewicz J.
Classica Cracoviensia
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2015
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issue 18
137-149
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The Hymn to Demeter (SH 676-80) by Philicus of Corcyra can be viewed as a combination of new and traditional features. It contains a proclamation of novelty, but, at the same time, it is rooted in the hymnic tradition; the traceable characteristics of the conventional hymn, however, are considerably modified by Philicus and practically require redefinition. What seems particularly worth emphasising is the poet’s receptiveness to other than hymnic modes of expression as well as intertextual allusions ranging in time from the archaic period to the present day. Philicus’ poem (dw#ra) is “brought” to the grammatikoi, a specific group of recipients whose opinions must have counted so much that the poet decided to address to them his hymn on par with the gods. Although it is a truism to say that the ancient hymn composers took into account two communicative settings, one formally adopted (the author/performer – the god) and one resulting from the circumstances of their performance (the author/performer – the audience/readers), it is Philicus’ merit to state explicitly what the other poets used to leave implicit. The innovativeness of Philicus’ hymn is clearly visible also in Iambe’s speech, quoted in the last part of the preserved text (SH 680.56-62). The author of the article highlights the witty contrast between her suggested uneducatedness and refined poetic diction. In Iambe’s protests can be heard the Homeric mh' ba;llete kou#roi ] Acaiw#n (Il. 3.82), the Pindaric [Ella;dov e/reisma, kleinai' Ὰya#nai (fr. 76.3) or the Hippocratean, highly technical di;aita tw#n a]nyrw;pwn (De aere, aquis et locis 1.19), comically applied to the deer. In addition, there can be found a thematic echo between Philicus and Callimachus, compare bota;nh ... e]la;fou di;aita in Philicus and mh#la ... bota;nhn ne;moito in Callimachus (Branchus, fr. 229.4 Pf.)
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Trzy wydawnictwa źródłowe na temat życia i działalności ks. arcybiskupa Antoniego Juliana Nowowiejskiego / Jerzy Danielewicz.

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Danielewicz J., Grzybowski M. M.
Notatki Płockie. Kwartalnik Towarzystwa Naukowego Płockiego
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1995
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vol. 40
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issue 4 (165)
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Walka partyzantki 'Zemsta Ludu' na Mazowszu Płockim w 1833 r. : rewolucyjne tradycje Mazowsza Płockiego / Jerzy Danielewicz.

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Danielewicz J.
Notatki Płockie. Kwartalnik Towarzystwa Naukowego Płockiego
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1958
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vol. 3
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issue 9
24-29
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Sejm powstańczy 1831 roku w Zakroczymiu i Płocku / Jerzy Danielewicz.

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Danielewicz J.
Notatki Płockie. Kwartalnik Towarzystwa Naukowego Płockiego
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1961
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vol. 6
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issue 21
12-22
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