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grbs-3181	Griffith, R. Drew	Architecture of a Kiss: The Vocabulary of καταγλωττίσματα in Attic Old Comedy	1994	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2107	118	76	Cye. 502), and penis and vagina may be depicted respectively by ~aA.avo (Ar. Lys. 407-13, with a surface meaning of jewelry-clasp rather than, as elsewhere, door bolt) and 'tp{l1tTJI-W (Eeel. 624). See E. Ver­ meule, Aspects of Death in Early Greek Art and Poetry (Berkeley 1979) 198. GRIFFITH, R. DREW, Architecture of a Kiss: The Vocabulary of kataglottismata [Greek] in Attic Old Comedy , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 35:4 (1994:Winter) p.339 R. DREW GRIFFITH 341 immediately that 1t£Pl1t£'w<J'to<;, which keeps close company with E1tlIlUVOUAUl'toC; at Aeh. 1201 and which effectively describes the parting of the lips involved in French kissing (ef UVOlYWV 'tel qllA:fU.lu'tu, Achilles Tatius 2.37.8) is also a door metaphor.l' (,Avu)1t£'tavvuJ..tl, like Latin pateo, is so often said of opening doors (II. 12.122, etc.) that it can be used alone, with the word for door in ellipse (Theoc.	cache/grbs-3181.pdf	txt/grbs-3181.txt