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grbs-5811	van der Valk, M.	Eustathius and Callimachus	1983	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3113	143	64	VALK, M. VAN DER, Eustathius and Callimachus , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 24:4 (1983:Winter) p.367 Eustathius and Callimachus M van der Valk I N HIS HOMERIC COMMENTARIES Eustathius more than once-in fact 49 times-refers to passages of Callimachus' works. Hence it is assumed that Eustathius was not acquainted at first hand with those works of Callimachus that are now lost to us.2 Now Pfeiffer has demonstrated that in the twelfth century Michael Choniates, a pupil of Eustathius, was still able to consult directly works of Callimachus now los1.3 It is tempting to think id quod licuit bovi, Iicuisse Jovi - that Eustathius also had access to Callimachus' works.	cache/grbs-5811.pdf	txt/grbs-5811.txt