Ἱππευων ἑλικηδον ὁλον πολον ΑΙΘΟΠΙ ΔΙΣΚῼ. Nonnus. l. 40. v. 371.
Αιθιοπαιδα Διονυσον. Ανακρεων. αλλοι τον οινον. αλλοι την Αρτεμιν. Hesychius. Altered to Αιθοπα παιδα by Albertus.
[65] The Egyptian Theology abounded with personages formed from these emanations, who, according to Psellus, were called Eons, Ζωνες, Αζωνες. See Iamblichus, and Psellus, and Damascius.
[66] Stephanus Byzant.
[67] Scholia on Dionysius. v. 239. What it alluded to may be seen from other authors.
[68] Homer. Iliad. Ο. v. 690. Ὁ ενθερμος, και πυρωδης. Hesychius.
[69] Ηθ καρδια. Etymolog. Magnum ex Orione, in Athribis.
They express it after the manner of the Ionians, who always deviated from the original term. The Dorians would have called it, with more propriety, Ath.
[70] Horus Apollo. l. 1. c. 22. p. 38.
[71] Clemens Alexandrius from Ptolemy Mendesius. Strom. l. 1. p. 378.