In Vergili Aeneidos librum commentarius 3.51
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In Vergili Aeneidos librum commentarius 3.51 (LA)

Σέρβιος (EL)

THREICIO REGI: auxit ex provincia crudelitatem, ex qua fuerunt Diomedes, qui equos habebat, qui humanis carnibus vescebantur; Lycurgus ob iniuriam Liberi patris punitus. (LA)
THREICIO REGI: η βαρβαρότητα οφείλεται στην περιοχή, όπου έζησαν ο Διομήδης, του οποίου τα άλογα τρέφονταν με ανθρώπινο κρέας, αλλά και ο Λυκούργος, ο οποίος τιμωρήθηκε επειδή αδίκησε τον πατέρα Διόνυσο. (EL)
THREICIO REGI: the province bred the barbarity from which sprang Diomedes, “who had horses, which were fed on human flesh”, and Lycurgus, who had been punished for the injury he did to Father Dionysus. (EN)



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Ερευνητικό Κέντρο Αθηνά/Ινστιτούτο Επεξεργασίας του Λόγου (EL)
Athena Research Center/Institute for Language and Speech Processing (EN)


Diomedes
Diomedes
Item type
Myth, Text
Place
Maroneía, Peritheorion - Anastasioupolis, Ávdira, Abdera, Lake Vistonida
Institution
Athena RC / Institute for Language and Speech Processing (ILSP)
Lycurgus
Lycurgus
Item type
Myth, Text
Place
Pangaíon Óros
Institution
Athena RC / Institute for Language and Speech Processing (ILSP)
Tereus
Tereus
Item type
Myth, Text
Place
Lake Vistonida
Institution
Athena RC / Institute for Language and Speech Processing (ILSP)




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