The History of the Manners and Customs of Ancient Greece, Volume 2 (of 3)

by James Augustus St. John

[593]. Athen. vi. 72.

[594]. Herod. iv. 53.

[595]. Athen. iii. 84.

[596]. Athen. iii. 85.

[597]. Athen. iii. 85. The Scomber Pelamys or mackerel of Pallas, caught in the Black Sea, is pickled in casks and not eaten for a twelvemonth. Travels in Southern Russia, iv. 242.

[598]. Poterant ὡραῖα nominari, ut vere vel initio æstatis salita, quo tempore minus pinguis totus piscis esset. Schweigh. Animadv. in Athen. iii. 85. t. vii. 313. Cf. Plin. Nat. Hist. xxxii. 53. Gesner, De Salsamentis.

[599]. Ap. Athen. iii. 86. Cf. Herod. ii. 77.

[600]. Athen. iii. 86.

[601]. Deipnosoph. iii. 89.

[602]. Athen. iii. 90.