[1389] Oneirocr. II. 49.
[1390] The majority of the references to ancient usage given below are borrowed from Becker’s Charicles.
[1391] Thuc. II. 15.
[1392] Eur. Phoen. 347.
[1393] Aeschines, Epist. X. p. 680.
[1394] Cf. Pollux, III. 43.
[1395] Soph. Antig. 901.
[1396] De Luctu, 11.
[1397] Abbott, Macedonian Folklore, p. 193.
[1398] For a discussion of this point see Becker, Charicles pp. 483–4.