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grbs-4801	Hubbard, Thomas K.	Two Notes on the Myth of Aeacus in Pindar	1987	18	.pdf	application/pdf	9827	341	57	It is not uncharacteristic of Pin dar to credit a father with what was in fact the achievement of his son;7 Aeacus was ultimately responsible for begetting and rearing such noble sons (whose many virtues are listed immediately following in 26-28)8 that 4 Cf L. Dissen apud A. Boeckh, ed., Pindari opera quae supersunl 11.2 (Leipzig 1821) 544; F. Mezger, Pindars Siegeslieder (Leipzig 1880) 358; J. B. Bury, The Isthmian Odes of Pindar (London 1892) 143; U. von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, Pindaros (Berlin 1922) 197; L. R. Farnell, The Works of Pindar II (London 1932) 379; K. Fehr, Die My then bei Pindar (Zurich 1936) 42f; H. North, Pindar, Isthmian, 8, 24-28, AlP 69 (1948) 306; A. Peuch, Pindare3 IV (Paris 1961) 77; C. Carey, A Commentary on Five Odes of Pindar (Salem 1981) 193; Thummer (supra n.2) II 133. But perhaps more typical is the attitude of E. Thummer, Pindar: Die Isthmischen Gedichte (Heidelberg 1968) II 134, who presents exhaustive commentary on other details in the composition of the ode but says in regard to one notable case of mythological innovation, Es ist hier nicht notwendig, die von Pindar gewahlte Version ... gegenuber der anderen Mythentradition abzugrenzen und Verbindungslinien aufzuzeigen. . ..	cache/grbs-4801.pdf	txt/grbs-4801.txt