[626] I cannot of course absolutely affirm that the word is extinct in every dialect even now; but the only suggestion of its use which I can find is in a story of Hahn’s collection (Alban. und Griech. Märch. II. 189), where the German translation has the strange word ‘Wolfsmann.’
[627] Pyth. III. 1–4.
[628] Ibid. IV. 115.
[629] Ibid. IV. 119.
[630] Ibid. III. 45.
[631] Pyth. II. 29.
[632] Pyth. II. 42–48.
[633] Hesiod, Shield of Heracl. 178–188.
[634] Hom. Il. I. 262–8.
[635] Hom. Il. II. 743.