[31] See Iliad xii. 422 and supra, p. [17].
[32] Op. cit. p. 115. ‘Rien ne prouve ici que la justice sociale intervienne à quelque titre et de quelque manière que ce soit, ni pour imposer ou conseiller un accommodement, ni pour indiquer le montant de la composition.’
[33] Il. ix. 634 suggests an ‘arrangement’ by which either (a) exile absolved the clan from punishment (cf. Laws of King Edmund, Seebohm, p. 356) or (b) exile was accepted in lieu of the murderer’s share of the wergeld (cf. Canones Wallici, quoted by Seebohm, op. cit. p. 109).
[34] See Soph. Antigone, 456-7.
[35] Il. xviii. 490-508.
[36] Op. cit. pp. 473-4.
[37] See his Edition of Iliad, vol. ii. pp. 340-1.
[38] See Monro, loc. cit.
[40] P. 312.