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grbs-6511	McNamee, Kathleen	Aristarchus and ‘Everyman’s’ Homer	1981	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4490	277	73	It is possIble, for example, that some sigla were added only for the sake of appearance, because the book owner fancied him­ self one of the cognoscenti familiar with Aristarchus' work, or because Aristarchan texts were fashionable in certain circles.13 In deluxe editions like P.Hawara especially we might suspect this motive, in part because it may explain how so many Aristarchan sigla came to be carelessly misplaced in papyri.14 Scribal negligence is not unusual even in carefully written texts; but it arouses suspi­ cion when slips occur in the recording of signs that conveyed the opinions of an exacting textual critic like Aristarchus. The latter, being a full-scale commentary, is naturally more expansive than marginal notes and sigla; it is also remarkable among papyrus hypomnemata on the Iliad for its testimony to Aristarchus' learning.s	cache/grbs-6511.pdf	txt/grbs-6511.txt