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grbs-9661	Henrichs, Albert	Toward a New Edition of Philodemus’ Treatise On Piety	1972	32	.pdf	application/pdf	15525	912	71	Such an Epicurean interpretation of Strato would correspond exactly to the Epicurean criticism which we read in lines Iff of fr.23a, all the more so if [y Nv is supplied in line 2. ALBERT HENRICHS 89 the transmitted Argeus by making it Agreus, which if intended to re­ produce the Greek' Ayp€tJc is an epithet rather than a regular name.67 The second mistress mentioned (lines 14ff) is Philonis, her son being Philammon.68 During the same night in which Apollo cohabited with Philonis, his brother Hermes begot Autolycus by her, a tradition which is reflected in lines 1~ 17 of the papyrus.69 The collation of the fragment has shown, however, that contrary to what Philippson had guessed, the name of Heosphoros, the father of Philonis as attested in Conon, cannot have occurred in the lacuna at the end of line 16; it was rather the appositional participle EP [wP'€Vl'}c] , which confirms a con­ jecture of R. Merkelbach and provides the necessary antecedent for the following [KO,]~c.70 The catalogue continues with Arsinoe-in a different mythographi­ cal tradition she is called Coronis71-and her son Asclepius, followed by Acacallis,72 Cyrene,73 Aethusa, 74 Astreis and Epicaste,75 the mother of Trophonius.	cache/grbs-9661.pdf	txt/grbs-9661.txt