A Greek grammarian from the second half of the 2nd century. Born in Alexandria. Son of Apollonius Dyscolos. Author of Katholikē Prosōidia (21 volumes), which studies the accents of Greek words, covering about 60,000 words. His theory was inherited by Byzantine grammarians and is still followed today. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
2世紀後半のギリシアの文法学者。アレクサンドリア出身。アポロニオス・デュスコロスの子。ギリシア語のアクセントを,約6万語について研究した『アクセント大全』 Katholikē Prosōidia (21巻) の著者。彼の所説はビザンチン時代の文法家によって継承され,今日もなお踏襲されている。
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