SAPPHO

Photius Lexicon: ἄκακος τ
᾿ ingenuous

‘without experience in evil,” not ‘good-natured.’ SoSappho.

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Etymoiogicum Magnim: amayatis:...
the tree-climber vines ;

Sappho uses the form with εὐ in the plural.

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Orion Etymologicum: ἀμάρα,
conduit,

from its being raised (αἴρεσθαι) ov thrown up by means of a
spade (aun). So the Notes on Sappho.*

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Apollonius .fdeerls: The way in which metaplasms are
found in nouns, for instance ἐρυσάρματες ‘drawing chariots,’
Atra ‘linen cloth,’ and Sappho’s aia,

dawn
Etymologiewm Magnum: The Aeolic for ἡμέραν ‘day’ is
ate; [for the Aeolic writers use ata for 76 ‘dawn’].
1 of. Choer. 1.357, Suid. ἀμάμυξις, ἀναδενδράδα 7 prob.

Chamaeleon’s tract Ua Sappho Ath, 13. 599¢

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