Hodoeporicon Byzantinum I 1388-1391 (p. 41a)
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Hodoeporicon Byzantinum I 1388-1391 (p. 41a) (LA)

Hugo Favolius (EN)

Heic sub frondose maculoso corpore tigreis Orphea mulcentem, et torvos cum matre leone rupe ferunt septem flevisse ex ordine menseis, Euridicen nigri direptam lege Tyranni. (LA)
Εδώ κάτω από το τριχωτό, γεμάτο κηλίδες, σώμα των άγριων τίγρεων, τις οποίες ο Ορφέας κατεύνασε μαζί με τη λέαινα, σε έναν βράχο λέγεται ότι έκλαιγε για επτά συνεχόμενους μήνες για την Ευρυδίκη, αφού αυτή απήχθη σύμφωνα με τον νόμο από τους τυράννους του Κάτω κόσμου. (EL)
Here beneath the dappled furry bodies of the savage tigers which Orpheus tamed along with the lioness, it is said that for seven long months he wept on a rock for Eurydice, for she had been rightfully seized by the kings of the Underworld. (EN)

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


Orpheus
Orpheus
Item type
Myth, Text
Place
Zonaia Mountains, Samothrace Island, Maroneía, Maritsa River, Rhodope Mountains, Pangaíon Óros
Institution
Athena RC / Institute for Language and Speech Processing (ILSP)




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