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grbs-13001	Edwards, Anthony T	ΑΙΔΩΣ Δ’ ΟΥΚ ΑΓΑΘΗ: Works and Days 317-319	2012	20	.pdf	application/pdf	7488	247	62	For the view, which seems to me correct, that some or all of the lines in both the Homeric and Hesiodic contexts were adapted from preexisting proverbs, see T. A. Sinclair, “On αἰδώς in Hesiod,” CR 39 (1925) 147–148, and Works 35; Hoekstra 99–100; K. J. McKay, “Ambivalent αἰδώς in Hesiod,” AJP 84 (1963) 17–27 and 303; Livrea 83–85; West, Commentary 236–237; Cairns, Aidōs 149–150. Works and Days 317–319 Anthony T. Edwards T WORKS AND DAYS 311–326, In the midst of an exhor- tation to seek prosperity through work and not through theft, Hesiod pauses for three lines over the topic of αἰδώς (317–319): αἰδὼς δ’ οὐκϰ ἀγαθὴ κϰεχρϱηµένον ἄνδρϱα κϰοµίζει, αἰδώς, ἥ τ’ ἄνδρϱας µέγα σίνεται ἠδ’ ὀνίνησιν· αἰδώς τοι πρϱὸς ἀνολβίῃ, θάρϱσος δὲ	cache/grbs-13001.pdf	txt/grbs-13001.txt