Digital Athenaeus | G. Kaibel: Athenaei Naucratitae Dipnosophistarum libri 15

#	Name	Ethnicon 1	Ethnicon 2	Ethnicon 3	Characterization	Note	Work	Sub Work	Note (Work)	Passage	Athenaeus Book	Casaubon Reference	Kaibel reference	Vote	Asterisk	Note (Reference)	Read Greek Text (Perseus)	Read Greek Text (FrontEnd UniLeipzig)	Annotate with Perseids
7766	PYRRHANDER						ἐν τῷ περὶ Αὐλητῶν				14	14.634d	14.35				14.35	14.35	14.35

Search Fields

Name: author name (e.g., AESCHYLVS) and other index entries (e.g., ΤΕΛΧΙΝΙΑΚΗ ΙΣΤΟΡΙΑ)
Ethnicon 1: place of origin of an author (e.g., Samius)
Ethnicon 2: second place of origin of an author, when applicable (e.g., Babylonius)
Ethnicon 3: third place of origin of an author, when applicable (e.g., εἴτ’ Ἀθηναῖος ὀνομαζόμενος)
Characterization: literary genre or profession of an author (e.g., comicus)
Note: Kaibel notes to name, ethnicon and/or characterization fields (e.g., Ἀλεξῖνος coni)
Work: work titles (e.g., Πέρσαι)
Sub Work: sub works (e.g., ἐν τῇ πρὸς Φιλόξενον Ἐπιστολῇ) or book numbers (e.g., ἐν τῇ λʹ Ἱστοριῶν)
Note (Work): Kaibel notes to work titles (e.g., titulus suspectus)
Passage: work passages cited in the Deipnosophists (e.g., fr. 33)
Athenaeus Book: book numbers of the Deipnosophists for each occurrence (e.g., Book 5)
Casaubon Reference: references to passages in the Deipnosophists where authors and works are cited (e.g., 9.388c)
Kaibel Reference: conversion of Casaubon references into Kaibel references (e.g., 9.40)
Asterisk: asterisks used by Kaibel to signal dubious works and passages (*)
Note (Reference): Kaibel notes to Casaubon references (e.g., cf. adn. ad litt. d)

Vote: disambiguate and vote the right correspondence between Casaubon and Kaibel paragraphs (e.g., 9.375f = 9.17 and/or 9.18)
Read Greek Text (Perseus): link to the Greek text of the Deipnosophists in the Perseus Digital Library
Read Greek Text (FrontEnd UniLeipzig): link to the Greek text of the Deipnosophists in the CTS FrontEnd
Annotate with Perseids: annotate quotations and text reuses with Perseids

* Two or more rows grouped together with a black line correspond to text ranges in the index (e.g., 13.600a-b)