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grbs-6121	Rusten, Jeffrey	Dicaearchus and the Tales from Euripides	2011	11	.pdf	application/pdf	5563	237	62	Until recently, this possibility had been mentioned only to be discarded; but Michael Haslam has now argued persuasively that the Tales should be identified with a collection of Dicaearchan hypotheses de­ scribed by several ancient sources.9 Such a proposal attempts to exploit the coincidence that most citations of Dicaearchus on tragedy occur in mediaeval hypotheses, but the seven hypotheses named by Bude do not form a class at all: 0) only one of them (Ajax) shows all six of his postulated elements, and most of the rest show only two; (2) hypoth.	cache/grbs-6121.pdf	txt/grbs-6121.txt