Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 369
rves that Homeruses only the adjectival phraseNyseion^. On this showing nysdwas the Thracian term for a nymphor maid, and its masculine correla-tive was -nysos, the second elementin Dio-nysos. We are thus led alonga legitimate route- to the conclu-sion \\\3il Dionysos denoted simply Zeus Son, Zeus… … Fig. 176. to mention a third, which dubs IVien. Vorlegebl. 1889 pi. 2, 3—3^, F. Studniczka Ueber die Bruchstiicke einer Vase desSophilos in Eranos Vindobonensis Wien 1893 pp. 233—240, P. Wolters in [he/ahrb.d. kais. denlsch. arch. Inst. 1898 .xiii. 19 n. 8, H. B. Walters History of Ancient…
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