[546]. Od. χ. 364, sqq. Eustathius, however, on this passage observes, that though nets are spoken of in the Iliad, (ε. 487,) this is the only place where the poet distinctly mentions their being used in taking fish.
[547]. Il. ο. 6.
[548]. Od. ι. 236, 246. Theoc. Eidyll. xi. 35.
[549]. Od. κ. 234, seq.
[550]. Il. λ. 623, sqq. This mixture called κυκεὼν, is more than once mentioned by Plato—De Rep. iii. t. vi. p. 148.
[551]. Cf. Hom. Il. λ. 629, seq.
[552]. Od. ω. 339.
[553]. Od. η. 115, sqq. Plut. Sympos. v. 8.
[554]. Od. λ. 587, sqq.
[555]. Ad Æneid. i. 727.