[1489] For the chief references, see Farnell, loc. cit.
[1490] Farnell, op. cit. p. 191.
[1491] Diod. Sic. V. 73; Pollux III. 38. Cf. Farnell, op. cit. p. 246.
[1492] Pollux, l. c. ταύτῃ (τῇ Ἤρᾳ) τοῖς προτελείοις προὐτέλουν τὰς κόρας.
[1493] Cf. Plutarch, Amator. Narrat. 1, where the girls of Haliartus are said to have bathed themselves in the spring Cissoessa immediately before making the sacrifices just mentioned, and evidently as part of the same ritual.
[1494] [Aeschines] Epist. 10, p. 680.
[1495] Chariton IV. 4.
[1496] Gorgias, p. 493 B.
[1497] Frazer, ad Pausan. X. 31. 9 (vol. v. p. 389).
[1498] I cannot pretend to have gone into the whole literature of the subject, but I find no reference to this passage either in Dr Frazer’s Pausanias, l. c., or in Miss Harrison’s Proleg. to Study of Gk Relig. pp. 614 ff., where the same topic is fully discussed.