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227 iroXXd? ac|)app^a? eiipTjKay el? , They put earth upon their heads and E91 «Khp”HXLe, tI yd iroLT^owpev t6 d8^X4)iv M-o? vd ehpoOpey, E94 Kup"HXte, xt pd? ^TToiKe? Kal ^KOKoSolKTia^? 253 "HXte, xt ^(#>06yTiaa? x6 (Ijpcdov pa? 254 dSlKOi? , 8l’ oil dyx^XapTT^ aoi^». AN EPIC IN THE MAKING? The brothers went and found their sister in a well-furnished tent. , yXuK0y pa? », ^Xeyoy, «d8eX4>i'i, Kal Kap8la. and then embraced her. , ol dXXoL xoii? 64>0aXpo6? 204 ol p^y ^tXouv xd? Xetpci? xou, dXXoi xfjy Ke<|)aX‘nv XT]?.
1100. E is not so placeable. The evidence invites the same conclusion when G and E are considered within the context of other texts in circulation in and around the twelfth century. G relates fairly easily to these. 7-108. See Hunt 1984: 139-40, 143-7; Magdalino 1984: 95-6; Xyngopoulos 1938-48; Oikonomidfes 1979: 380-81; Angold 1989: 201. Alexiou 1985: Ixiii-Ixiv. Cf. Huxley 1974:317,327,331-2,336-8; Oikonomides 1979:382-5, 394-7; Pertusi 1971:53-60,67-72; Markopoulos 1989; Angold 1989:201-2; Magdalino 1989: esp.
Imperfections, afford an insight into the process of evolution towards a composite literary form in the vernacular in the late Middle Ages. By examining the process, rather than by continuing to debate the relative ‘authenticity’ of rival texts, we may hope to learn more, not just about the growth of literature in the medieval Greek vernacular, but also perhaps about the corresponding and often con temporary developments in Europe and the Middle East. 184-9), and the Emir conceded: 66 Appendix Core material in 'The Lay ofthe Emir' Where more or less common lines can be identified, I have given them in the left-hand column as they appear in the E version (S.
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