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

by James Augustus St. John

[989]. Athen. xiv. 27. Poll. iv. 104.

[990]. Poll. iv. 10. 2. Aristoph. Vesp. 1492. 1495, et Schol.

[991]. Poll. iv. 105. See, in the Mus. Cortonens. tab. 60, the representation of a group of dancers on a platform in a boat, on the margin of the sea.

[992]. Athen. xiv. 9.

[993]. Athen. xiv. 27.

[994]. On the character of the old comedy, which tolerated these dances, see Plut. Lucull. § 39. Demet. § 12. Pericl. § 5.

[995]. Poll. iv. 99.

[996]. Id. ib.

[997]. Poll. iv. 104.

[998]. See Müller. ii. 354.