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Hermes 149 (2):157 (2021)
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This contribution argues for the retention of the MS reading ἀλλήλοισι at Ar. Thes. 471, arguing that the grammatical ‘mistake’ is deliberate and comically effective in the context of the play and against the background of Aristophanic gender linguistics.

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