Milton, Par. Lost, Bk. I. vv. 439-441.
[53] See note A.—"HERA BOÖPIS," at the end of this chapter.
[54] See Bunsen's 'Egypt,' Vol. I. p. 420 (Transl.).
[55] Il. III. 144.
[56] Il. VII. 10.
[57] Il. XVIII. 40.
[58] See the coloured Plate A, fig. c.
[59] Published by Dr. G. Hirschfeld ('Vasi Arcaici Ateniesi, estratto dagli Annali dell' Instituto di Corr. Archeol.,' 1872. Roma).
[60] Such as the goblet represented on p. 70, No. 83.
[61] To each object is attached a number denoting the exact depth in meters at which it was found; so e.g. 3½ M. means 3½ meters; each meter has about 3⅓ feet. I call particular attention to this. In order to retain the precision of these numbers, and to avoid the labour and chance of error in converting them into feet and inches, a comparative table of French and English measures is prefixed to the book.