66 ([return])
[ {dikhelon, oplai boos}, "he is cloven-footed, and his foot is that of an ox." The words {oplai boos} are marked as spurious by Stein.]
67 ([return])
[ i.e. above the marshes, cp. ch. 92.]
68 ([return])
[ {pante}, which by some is translated "taken all together," "at most." Perhaps there is some corruption of text, and the writer meant to say that it measured two cubits by one cubit.]
6801 ([return])
[ The reading of the Medicean MS. is {en esti}, not {enesti} as hitherto reported.]
69 ([return])
[ Or, "calling the song Linos.">[