Poetae Epici Graeci: Testamonia et Fragmenta, Pars II: Orphicorum et Orphicis similium Testimonia et fragmenta, Fasciculus 2

This book is the second volume of the second part of Bernabé’s edition of Greek epic poets. The first part, published in 1987 (second edition in 1996), covered the poets of the epic cycle. The second part, an edition of the Orphica, will ultimately consist of three volumes; the first two volumes were published in 2004 and 2005 respectively, and the third is announced to come out late in 2006. The Orphic material is divided into two main parts that do not correspond to the division into two volumes. Part I, which takes up the entire Volume I and more than half of Volume II, contains fragments of and testimonies about Orphic poems, as well as testimonies about Orphic rites and Orphic practitioners and their relationship to other religious movements and rites. The second half of Volume II contains Part II, which presents the testimonia about Orpheus, his assumed disciples and followers (from Eumolpus and Museaus to Empedocles and Onomacritus), and authors who were supposed to compose, used, or interpreted Orphic poetry. The third volume will contain the fragments of Musaeus, Linus, Epimenides, an Appendix containing the integral text of the Derveni papyrus, and numerous indexes. Poetae Epici Graeci: Testimonia et Fragmenta, Pars II: Orphicorum et Orphicis similium testimonia et fragmenta, Fasc 2 4 HOC VOLVMINE CONTINENTVR 6 Praefationi addenda 11 Librorum conspectus 12 V. FRAGMENTA ORPHICA DE RATIONIBVS QVIBVS ANIMAE AETERNAM BEATITVDINEM ADSEQVI POSSINT. - DE RITVVM ORPHICORVM ORIGINE ET INDOLE. - DE ORPHEI SECTATORIBVS (frr. 470- 679) 28 ritus in Pap. Derveni memorati (frr. 470-473) 28 lamellae aureae (frr. 474-496) 36 Orphica et Bacchica (frr. 497-505) 106 Orphica cum Pythagoricis relata (frr. 506-509) 111 Orphica et Eleusinia (frr. 510-518) 119 Orphica et Samothraciae ritus (frr. 519-523) 123 Orpheus et Thracia et Phrygia (frr. 524-528) 126 ritus Orphici e Creta traditi (frr. 529-530) 130 Phlya et Lycomidae (frr. 531-532) 131 Cereris et Proserpinae ritus (frr. 533-534) 135 Hecate (fr. 535) 136 Orphica et Solis cultus (frr. 536-545) 136 alia fragmenta de mysteriis orgiis vel ritibus ab Orpheo conditis (frr. 546-562) 147 Orphica Olbiae (frr. 563-566) 154 Orphica in Creta (frr. 567-572) 157 Orphica Athenis (frr. 573-577) 164 Orphica in Papyro Gurob tradita (fr. 578) 177 Macedonia (frr. 579-580) 185 Halicarnassus (fr. 581) 187 Smyrna (frr. 582-582a) 187 Miletus (fr. 583) 190 Roma (frr. 584-585) 192 varia (frr. 586-601) 195 de ritibus Orphicis singularibus (frr. 602-624) 209 praecepta de vita Orphica (625-652) 225 Orphicae religionis sectatores (653-664) 248 Orphicorum carminum interprètes et commentatores rationem allegoricam sequentes (frr. 665-677) 258 de Orphica religione cum aliis confusa vel de iis quae nostra aetate syncretismi vocantur (frr. 678-679a) 268 VI. HYMNI ET EPIGRAMMATA (frr. 680-705) 271 hymni (frr. 680-705) 271 epigrammata (fir. 706) 288 VII. CARMINA ORPHICA IN QVIBVS DESCENSVS AD INFEROS DESCRIBEBATVR (frr. 707-717) 289 Εἰς Ἅιδου κατάβασις (707-711) 290 vestigia Orphicae καταβάσεως in Papyro magica (fr. 712) 292 de Herculis descensu ad inferos et initiatione (frr. 713-716) 293 catabasis Bononiae papyro servata (fr. 717) 298 VIII. CARMINA ASTROLOGICA ET PHYSICA(frr. 718-803) 315 carmina astrologica (frr. 718-782) 315 testimonia (frr. 718-725) 315 Δωδεκαετηρίδες (frr. 726-752) 317 Ἐφημερίδες (frr. 753-767) 327 Γεωργία (frr. 768-776) 335 Περὶ δραπετῶν (fr. 777) 339 Περὶ σεισμῶν (fr. 778) 340 Περὶ ἐπβάσεων (frr. 779) 346 Περὶ καταρχῶν (frr. 780-781) 351 Ἀστρονομία (fr. 782) 355 fragmentum de alchimia (fr. 783) 356 fragmenta de herbis et de medicina Orpheo addicta (frr. 784-799) 357 Φυσικά (frr. 800-803) 364 IX. CARMINA DE DIVINATIONE ORPHEO TRIBVTA (frr. 804-811) 366 testimonium de carminibus Orphicis de divinatione (fir. 804) 366 Ἀμμοσκοπικά vel Ἀμμοσκοπία (frr. 805) 367 Χρησμοί (frr. 806-810) 367 Ὠιοθυτικά vel Ὠιοσκοπικά (fr. 811) 369 X. OPERA MAGICA ORPHEO ASCRIPTA (frr. 812-834) 370 testimonia de Orpheo mago et rerum magicarum auctore (frr. 812-827) 371 opera magica Orpheo assignata (frr. 828-830a) 376 de Erotylo (frr. 831-834) 390 XI. VARIA (frr. 835-844) 394 Βακχικά (fr.835) 394 Μετέωρα (fr. 836) 394 Νόμοι (fr. 837) 395 Ὀνομαστικόν (fr. 838) 395 Σωτήρια (fr. 839) 395 [Τελεταί] (fr. 840) 396 [Τριαγμοί] (fr. 841) 396 Χωρογραφία (fr.842) 396 oracula Chaldaica vel Sibyllina Orpheo addicta (frr. 843-844) 397 scripta de musica 397 fragmenta Orphica incertae sedis (frr. 845-860) 398 versus qui fortasse Orpheo tribui possunt (861-863) 407 PARS SECVNDA. DE ORPHEO ET ORPHICIS TESTIMONIA 410 I. TESTIMONIA DE ORPHEO (frr. 864-1095) 410 nomen (frr. 864-866) 415 Orphei plures (frr. 867-870) 418 aetas et genus (frr. 871-918) 419 ab eo ad undecimam stirpem oriundi Homerus Hesiodusque (frr. 871 -874) 420 paulo ante bellum Troianum vixit (frr. 875-878) 422 Homero et Hesiodo antiquior (fr. 879); hoc dubitant alii (frr. 880-882) . 424 Terpandro antiquior (frr. 883-884) 427 Prophetarum aut Iudicum Hebraeorum temporibus vixit (frr. 885-886) . 428 Orpheus in numero Septem sapientium (fr. 887) vel antiquior (fr. 888) . 429 Orpheus numquam fuit (frr. 889) 430 pater (frr. 890-901) 431 mater (frr. 902-911) 436 fratres (Hymenaeus, Ialemus, Linus, Cymotho?, Marsyas) (frr. 912-914) . 439 Oeagrides(fr.915) 441 filii (frr. 916-918) 442 Orphei patria; geographia mythica (frr. 919-938) 443 magistri (frr. 939-942) 454 Apollinis et Solis cultor 455 Orpheus musicus (frr. 943-977) 455 Orpheus ad inferos descendit ad coniugem mortuam arcessendam (frr. 978-999) 470 Orpheus, mortua uxore, canit se consolandi causa (fr. 1000) 484 de Orpheo apud inferos sine ulla uxoris mentione (frr. 1001-1002) 485 mulierum contemptor (frr. 1003) 485 amor puerorum (fr. 1004) 486 ab Apolline amatus (fr. 1005) 488 Argonauta (frr. 1005a-1011) 488 Orpheus in ludibus victor (fr. 1012) 493 magus et medicus 493 vates et a dis inspiratus (frr. 1013-1016) 493 inventor (fr. 1017) 495 poeta complurium carminum auctor (fr. 1018) 495 Orpheus dis et rebus nomina imponens (fr. 1019-1020) 500 philosophus (fr. 1021-1022) 501 Dorica dialecto usus (fr. 1023) 502 musices inventor (frr. 1024-1025) 502 scriptura usus vel litterarum inventor (frr. 1026-1027) 504 immoThracesilliterati(fr. 1028) 505 metri heroici auctor (fr. 1029) 505 poeseos inventor (fr. 1030) 506 institutionis disciplinarum auctor (fr. 1031) 507 mors (frr. 1032-1051) 507 caput loquens (frr. 1052-1061) 517 de Orphei cum Christi morte comparata (fr. 1062) 526 prodigia post mortem (frr. 1063-1069) 526 Orphei funus et sepulcrum (frr. 1070-1073) 529 lyra inter sidera constituta (frr. 1074-1075) 532 Orpheus apud inferos, post mortem (fr. 1076-1077) 535 Orphei anima in caelum recepta(fr. 1078) 536 templa (frr. 1079-1080) 537 simulacra (frr. 1081-1086) 537 deus (fr. 1087) 541 Orpheus ut ‚shaman‘ 542 Christiana (frr. 1088-1095) 542 II. DE ORPHICARVM DOCTRINARVM SECTATORIBVS TESTIMONIA (frr. 1096-1126) 546 Orphei discipuli mythici (frr. 1096-1099) 546 Orphici et Orpheotelestae (frr. 1100-1126) 548 III. AVCTORES DE ORPHEO (frr. 1127-1139) 563 Pherecydes(fr. 1127) 563 Epigenes(fr. 1128) 563 Herodorus (fr. 1129) 564 Nicomedes(fr. 1130) 565 Eudemus (fr. 1131) 565 Hieronymus Rhodius (fr. 1131a) 565 Apollonius Aphrodisiensis (fr. 1132) 567 Chrysippus et Stoici (fr. 1133) 567 Charax Pergamenus (fr. 1134) 569 Erotylus (fr. 1135) 569 Theo (fr. 1136) 570 Sandon (fr. 1137) 570 Hieronymus et Hellanicus (fr. 1138) 570 anonymus (fr. 1139) 571 IV. POETAE ET PHILOSOPHI ORPHEI LIBRIS VSI (frr. 1140-1146) 572 aliqui poetae (fr. 1140) 572 Homerus (fr. 1141) 572 Hesiodus (fr. 1142) 573 Terpander (fr. 1143) 573 Pythagoras (fr. 1144) 573 Heraclitus (fr. 1145) 574 Hippias Eleus (fr. 1146) 575 Neoplatonici 575 V. ORPHEVS IN POESI CELEBRATVS (frr. 1147-1151) 576 dithyrambus (fr. 1147) 576 tragoediae (fr. 1148) 579 comoedia (fr. 1149) 580 pantomimus (1150) 580 in amphitheatro (fr. 1151) 580 Back Matter 581 The Bibliotheca Teubneriana, established in 1849, has evolved into the world's most venerable and extensive series of editions of Greek and Latin literature, ranging from classical to Neo-Latin texts. Some 4-5 new editions are published every year. A team of renowned scholars in the field of Classical Philology acts as advisory board: Gian Biagio Conte (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa)Marcus Deufert (Universität Leipzig)James Diggle (University of Cambridge)Donald J. Mastronarde (University of California, Berkeley)Franco Montanari (Università di Genova)Heinz-Günther Nesselrath (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen)Dirk Obbink (University of Oxford)Oliver Primavesi (Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München)Michael D. Reeve (University of Cambridge)Richard J. 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