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{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "Ba shagart Earcail \u00E9 Acerbas, a ph\u00F3s , in\u00EDon an r\u00ED , agus deirfi\u00FAr . Bh\u00ED saibhreas suntasach aige, agus fios a bheith aige faoi shaint Phygmalion, a th\u00E1inig i gcomharbacht air a athair, chuir s\u00E9 \u00E9 i bhfolach san ithir. Ach bh\u00ED Pygmalion, a chuala faoi na seoda ceilte seo, freagrach as Acerbas a dh\u00FAnmhar\u00FA, agus \u00E9 ag s\u00FAil go bhfaigheadh \u200B\u200Bs\u00E9 seilbh orthu tr\u00EDna dheirfi\u00FAr. Ach choinnigh cr\u00F3gacht Elissa na seoda, agus d'imigh s\u00ED ar imirce \u00F3n Fh\u00E9in\u00EDc. Chuaigh siad i dt\u00EDr agus shocraigh siad s\u00EDos san Afraic Thuaidh, agus bhunaigh siad cathair na Cartaige. Sa chuntas seo is ionann \u00E9 Acerbas agus Sychaeus, agus is ionann Elissa agus D\u00EDod\u00F3 i Veirgil. Is cinnte go bhfuil na hainmneacha i n\u00EDos cruinne n\u00E1 i Veirgil; mar tugann le fios, gur athraigh Veirgil anseo, mar a bh\u00ED i gc\u00E1sanna eile, ainm coigr\u00EDche ina cheann n\u00EDos \u00E1isi\u00FAla d\u00F3, agus gurb \u00E9 Sycharbas an t-ainm ceart a bh\u00ED ar Sychaeus, rud at\u00E1 cos\u00FAil le Acerbas." , "lang" : "ga" } ,
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{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "Sychaeus war in der Gr\u00FCndungslegende von Karthago der Gatte der Dido und Hohepriester der ph\u00F6nizischen Stadt Tyros (lat. Tyrus). Der Legende nach wurde er von Didos Bruder Pygmalion, K\u00F6nig von Tyros, ermordet, worauf Dido nach Karthago floh." , "lang" : "de" } ,
{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "Acerbas o Siqueo (lat\u00EDn: Acerbas) es un personaje de la mitolog\u00EDa romana. Fue el esposo, siendo su t\u00EDo, de la reina de Cartago Dido, y tambi\u00E9n rey de Tiro. La otra es aquella que se mat\u00F3 amorosa y quebr\u00F3 la fe de las cenizas de Siqueo; tras ella viene Cleopatra lujuriosa. Dante Alighieri: Infierno, V, 62 Seg\u00FAn la tradici\u00F3n fue asesinado por Pigmali\u00F3n, hermano de Dido, a escondidas intentando obtener en su lugar el trono. Algunas semanas despu\u00E9s del homicidio Siqueo se le apareci\u00F3 a la esposa en sue\u00F1os, revel\u00E1ndole el delito del hermano y recomend\u00E1ndole escapar. Recogiendo la riquezas que pod\u00EDa, Dido y algunos secuaces tomaron un barco de Pigmali\u00F3n y se fueron a escondidas, llegando a \u00C1frica donde fundaron la ciudad de Cartago. El episodio es citado en la Eneida de Virgilio. Dante Alighieri lo cita en el Infierno, con el nombre de Siqueo." , "lang" : "es" } ,
{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "Acerbas was een Tyreense priester van Hercules (Melqart). Hij was gehuwd met Elissa, de dochter van koning en zus van Pygmalion. Acerbas was in het bezit van een aanzienlijke rijkdom. Hij was zich bewust van de hebzucht van Pygmalion, die zijn vader had opgevolgd. Daarom verborg hij zijn rijkdom onder de aarde. Maar Pygmalion, die van deze verborgen schatten hoorde, liet Acerbas vermoorden, in de hoop dat hij door zijn zus het bezit ervan zou verkrijgen. De voorzichtigheid van Elissa redde de schatten, en zij emigreerde uit Fenici\u00EB. (Iustinus, XVIII 4.) In dit verhaal is Acerbas dezelfde als Sichaeus en Elissa als Dido in Virgilius' Aene\u00EFs. (I 343, 348, &c.). De namen die Iustinus geeft, zijn ongetwijfeld correcter dan die van Virgilius. Want Servius (ad Aen. I 343.) merkt op dat Virgilius hier, zoals ook in andere gevallen, een vreemde naam veranderde in een naam die handiger was voor hem en dat de echte naam van Sichaeus Sicharbas was, die identisch schijnt te zijn met Acerbas." , "lang" : "nl" } ,
{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "Acerbas was a Tyrian priest of Hercules (that is, Melqart, the Tyrian Hercules), who married Elissa, the daughter of king Mattan I, and sister of Pygmalion. He was possessed of considerable wealth, which, knowing the avarice of Pygmalion, who had succeeded his father, he concealed in the earth. But Pygmalion, who heard of these hidden treasures, had Acerbas murdered, in hopes that through his sister he might obtain possession of them. But the prudence of Elissa saved the treasures, and she emigrated from Phoenicia. They landed and settled in North Africa, founding the city of Carthage. In this account Acerbas is the same person as Sychaeus, and Elissa the same as Dido in Virgil. The names in Justin are undoubtedly more correct than in Virgil; for Servius remarks, that Virgil here, as in other cases, changed a foreign name into one more convenient to him, and that the real name of Sychaeus was Sycharbas, which seems to be identical with Acerbas." , "lang" : "en" } ,
{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "Dans la mythologie grecque et romaine, Sych\u00E9e est l'\u00E9poux de Didon. Il est aussi appel\u00E9 Acherbas ou Sicharbas selon les sources. Pr\u00EAtre de Melkart, dieu ph\u00E9nicien consid\u00E9r\u00E9 parfois comme l'\u00E9quivalent d'Hercule dans la religion romaine, Sych\u00E9e passe pour le plus riche des Ph\u00E9niciens selon Virgile. Mais sa richesse lui attire la convoitise de Pygmalion, son beau-fr\u00E8re et le roi de Tyr. Pygmalion le tue au cours d'une partie de chasse, en le jetant dans un pr\u00E9cipice, selon Justin, auteur de l\u2019Abr\u00E9g\u00E9 des histoires philippiques ; il pr\u00E9texte ensuite que Sich\u00E9e y est tomb\u00E9. Cependant, l'image de Sych\u00E9e appara\u00EEt en songe \u00E0 sa femme : il lui r\u00E9v\u00E8le le meurtre et l'incite \u00E0 quitter Tyr. C'est \u00E0 la suite de cet exil que Didon fondera Carthage." , "lang" : "fr" } ,
{ "type" : "literal", "value" : "Siqueu (Sicheus), personagem da mitologia romana, era tio e marido da rainha de Cartago Dido, e tamb\u00E9m rei de Tiro e sacerdote de H\u00E9rcules. Sua hist\u00F3ria \u00E9 contada na Eneida (1, 340-369), pelo escritor romano Virg\u00EDlio. Os escritores Justino (Hist\u00F3ria Universal, 18, 4-6) e Macr\u00F3bio (Saturnais, 5, 17, 5-6) d\u00E3o a Siqueu o nome de , ou Sicharbas, e a Dido o nome de Elisa. O escritor latino S\u00E9rvio, que fez um coment\u00E1rio da Eneida, diz que os nomes de Justino s\u00E3o mais corretos que os de Virg\u00EDlio. Segundo ele, o poeta romano, como em outras situa\u00E7\u00F5es, alterou o nome de uma estrangeira por outro que lhe era mais conveniente. Segundo a tradi\u00E7\u00E3o, Siqueu, o mais rico dos fen\u00EDcios, foi assassinado por Pigmali\u00E3o, irm\u00E3o de Dido, para se apoderar de seus tesouros. Algumas semanas depois apareceu \u00E0 sua mulher em sonho, revelando-lhe o crime do irm\u00E3o e recomendando-lhe que fugisse. Dido carregou em segredo os tesouros de Siqueu em navios que foram tomados de Pigmali\u00E3o e fugiu, acompanhada por nobres t\u00EDrios descontentes. A lenda conta que durante a viagem, para enganar Pigmali\u00E3o, ela jogou ostensivamente no mar sacos cheios de areia, mas que dizia cheios de ouro, como oferenda \u00E0 alma de seu marido. Em seguida os emigrantes se dirigiram para a \u00C1frica, onde foram bem recebidos pelos nativos, e fundaram a cidade de Cartago. Dante Alighieri cita o personagem como uma das almas do Inferno, com o nome de Siqueu." , "lang" : "pt" } ] ,
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