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grbs-15331	Verhasselt, Gertjan	The Hypotheses of Euripides and Sophocles by ‘Dicaearchus’	2015	29	.pdf	application/pdf	10323	714	71	The supposed conjecture cannot be based on the reference to Dicaearchus in the Medea hypothesis, since Triclinius’ manuscript does not have this section and that text does not cite a hypothesis but Dicaearchus’ Life of Greece.56 Triclinius does not know Dicaearchus from Salustius’ Oedipus Tyrannus hypothesis (= F 101) or the learned Rhesus hypothesis (= F 114) either: the Laurentian manuscript does not contain the former and reads δικαίαν in the latter (written by his brother Nicolaus Triclines).57 According to Meccariello, it might ultimately go back to the inscriptio of a manuscript of narrative hypotheses, which opened with the Alcestis; at a later stage, Dicaearchus’ name may have been attached to the initial hypothesis instead of the entire collection.	cache/grbs-15331.pdf	txt/grbs-15331.txt