[758] Diodorus Sic. l. 4. p. 225, and 233.
[759] Ιδεως τον Ανταιον φησι των ΞΕΝΩΝ των ἡττημενων ΤΟΙΣ ΚΡΑΝΙΟΙΣ ερεφειν τον του Ποσειδωνος ναον. Pindar. Isth. Ode 4. Scholia. p. 458. See Diodorus concerning Antæus συναναγκαζοντα τους ξενους διαπαλαιειν. l. 4. p. 233.
[760] V. 866, and Scholia.
[761] Diodorus Sic. l. 4. p. 263.
[762] Hercules Furens. v. 391.
[763] Pindar. Olymp. Ode 10. p. 97. Scholia. from the Cygnus of Stesichorus.
[764] Euripides. Orestes. v. 1648. Schol. Lycaon was a Deity, and his priests were styled Lycaonidæ. He was the same as Jupiter Lycæus, and Lucetius: the same also as Apollo.
[765] Pausan. l. 8. p. 600.
[766] Odyss. l. Φ. v. 307.
[767] Μνησομαι, ουδε λαθοιμι Απολλωνος Εκατοιο. Homer. Η. to Apollo. v. 1.