The well-attested presence of digamma in epigraphic poetic texts (from 7th-6th century BC) in all probability linked to Homeri tradition, seems to allude to recitations of the Poems in which it was not only limited to producing well-known metrical effects, but also actually pronounced and heard. The picture emerging from the evidence analysed in this paper appears to be perfectly in line with a linguistic and cultural framework.
Di tracce della presenza del digamma in recitazioni "parallele" di Omero, Appendice / M. Negri, G. Bagnasco. - In: PASIPHAE. - ISSN 1974-0565. - 17:(2023), pp. 233-241. [10.19272/202333301018]
Di tracce della presenza del digamma in recitazioni "parallele" di Omero, Appendice
G. BagnascoMembro del Collaboration Group
2023
Abstract
The well-attested presence of digamma in epigraphic poetic texts (from 7th-6th century BC) in all probability linked to Homeri tradition, seems to allude to recitations of the Poems in which it was not only limited to producing well-known metrical effects, but also actually pronounced and heard. The picture emerging from the evidence analysed in this paper appears to be perfectly in line with a linguistic and cultural framework.
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