Epigram 6.92

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Codex Palatinus 23 p. 158

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αὐλὸν καμινευτῆρα τὸν φιλήνεμον,
ῥίνην τε κνησίχρυσον ὀξυδήκτορα,
καὶ τὸν δίχηλον καρκίνον πυραγρέτην,
πτωκὸς πόδας τε τούσδε λειψανηλόγους,

ὁ χρυσοτέκτων Δημοφῶν Κυλληνίῳ
ἔθηκε, γήρᾳ κανθὸν ἐζοφωμένος.

— Paton edition

Demophon the goldsmith, his eyes misty with age, dedicates to Hermes the windy bellows of his forge, the keen-biting file that scrapes the gold, the double-clawed fire-tongs, and these hare's pads that gather up the shavings.

— Paton edition

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Epigram 6.92: Association of trimètre iambique (149) by “mathildevrst

Epigram 6.92: Removal of distique élégiaque (1) by “mathildevrst

Epigram 6.92: Association of Validé par Maxime (155) by “maximeguénette

Epigram 6.92: Association of Hermes (125) by “maximeguénette

Epigram 6.92: Association of dedicatory (186) by “maximeguénette

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