[4] Eumenides, 273.
[5] Iliad, ix. 186, 189.
[6] Odyssey, iv. 70-75.
[7] Ibid. iii. 464-469. The word for bath, ἀσαμἰνθος, is thought, like other words with the same termination, to be of the language of the Aegean race, whoever they may have been: the termination is common in place-names, and names of flowers.
[8] Kinkel, Epicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, p. 11.
[9] Iliad, iii. 125-127.