Things Can Only Get Better for Socrates and His Crocodile: How Onomastics Can Benefit From Digital Humanities

Classical Quarterly 69 (2):825-845 (2019)
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Abstract

In a forthcoming article, Willy Clarysse presents an overview of the name Socrates in Egypt. He argues for an evolution from a ‘normal Greek name’, with no specific reference to the Athenian philosopher (Ptolemaic period), to a Greek name with Egyptian connotations (Roman period).

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