Digital Athenaeus | A. Meineke: Athenaei Deipnosophistae

#	Name	Characterization	Work	Sub Work	Athenaeus Book	Casaubon Reference	Kaibel reference	Vote	Note (Reference)	Read Greek Text (Perseus)	Read Greek Text (FrontEnd UniLeipzig)	Annotate with Perseids
4380	Marsyas		Μακεδονικῶν	ἐν τρίτῳ	14	14.629d	14.26 14.27	Vote		14.26 14.27	14.26 - 14.27	14.26 - 14.27
4381	Marsyas		Μακεδονικῶν	ἐν τρίτῳ	5	5.217d	5.57 5.58	Vote		5.57 5.58	5.57 - 5.58	5.57 - 5.58
4382	Marsyas		Μακεδονικῶν	ἐν τρίτῳ	5	5.217e	5.58			5.58	5.58	5.58
4383	Marsyas				11	11.477a	11.53			11.53	11.53	11.53
4384	Marsyas				11	11.479c	11.57 11.58	Vote		11.57 11.58	11.57 - 11.58	11.57 - 11.58
4385	Marsyas	Herculis sacerdos			11	11.467c	11.30 11.31	Vote	qui videtur idem esse qui Μακεδονικά scripsit	11.30 11.31	11.30 - 11.31	11.30 - 11.31
4386	Marsyas	ὁ νεώτερος			2	2.69d	2.80			2.80	2.80	2.80

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Name: author name (e.g., Anaxandrides) and other index entries (e.g., Anonymi poetae)
Ethnicon: place of origin of an author (e.g., Cnidius)
Characterization: literary genre or profession of an author (e.g., medicus)
Note: Meineke notes to name, ethnicon and/or characterization fields (e.g., vixit Sophoclis aetate)
Work: work titles (e.g., Σικελικά)
Sub Work: sub works or book numbers (e.g., γʹ)
Athenaeus Book: book numbers of the Deipnosophists for each occurrence (e.g., Book 7)
Casaubon Reference: references to passages in the Deipnosophists where authors and works are cited (e.g., 2.67e)
Kaibel Reference: conversion of Casaubon references into Kaibel references (e.g., 2.76)
Note (Reference): Meineke notes to Casaubon references (e.g., conf. Σύνδειπνοι)

Vote: disambiguate and vote the right correspondence between Casaubon and Kaibel paragraphs (e.g., 13.573b = 13.31 and/or 13.32)
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., 14.626a-f)