id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
grbs-4201	Lavelle, Brian M.	Koisyra and Megakles, the Son of Hippokrates	1989	11	.pdf	application/pdf	4699	225	64	Finally, Koisyra III was the wife and cousin of Megakles Hippokratous, the ostracise of 486, and the mother of the younger Megakles (V) with whom the comedy of Aristophanes is much concerned.ll J. K. Davies, however, dismissed Shear's three Koisyrai, pointing out that the first Megakles of the scholion ought to be the first named in Nub. 46, i.e., Megakles (V) Megakleous, Aristophanes' contemporary comedic mark. There is, in fact, one very solid prop for assuming such validity: that there was at least one historical Koisyra, kin to Megakles Hippokratous and older than he, is proven by ostraka cast against Megakles in 486, naming him the son of Koisyra.	cache/grbs-4201.pdf	txt/grbs-4201.txt