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grbs-6251	Miller, Andrew M.	Phthonos and Parphasis: The Argument of Nemean 8.19-34	1982	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4819	149	53	According to A. KOHNKEN, Die Funktion des Mythos bei Pindar (Berlin/New York 1971: hereafter 'Kohnken') 30-33, lines 19-21 (through a.7Ta KI.1I8vII0) are an en­ tirely self-contained variant of the 'EVPllc:TtE7T-rj,,-Motif', in which the poet summons up the energy and courage required for the production of a new song (thus IlEapa=jedes neue Lied), and the 8E of line 21, far from signaling any connection with what pre­ cedes, announces the introduction of a completely independent thought (Neider ergotzen sich an missgUnstigen Worten), in which the 'envy' at issue is that evoked in others by the athlete's success and the 'words' in which the envious take greedy delight are their own malicious attacks on his character and achievement. MILLER, ANDREW M., Phthonos and Parphasis: The Argument of Nemean 8.19-34 , Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, 23:2 (1982:Summer) p.111 Phthonos and Parphasis: The Argument of Nemean 8.19-34 Andrew M Miller I N THE SECOND TRIAD of Pindar's Eighth Nemean Ode, composed to celebrate a victory in the double-stade race won by Deinis of Aegina, the poet announces a rhetorical pause 09-22): ., ~, A..~ , , upra,.at	cache/grbs-6251.pdf	txt/grbs-6251.txt