[283]. Hesych. v. ἐνώπια. Casaub. ad Theoph. Char. p. 380. Compare the whole character of the “Vain Man,” pp. 57–59. Etym. Mag. 346. 10.
[284]. Athen. v. 25. Hesych. v. αυλεία. Suid. in v. t. i. p. 491. d.
[285]. “The doors (at Tanjeers) are richly carved, and placed in arches shaped like an ace of spades, a form so completely oriental, that there is no mistaking its origin; these, when they opened on the verandah, were further ornamented with curtains of rich crimson silk.”—Napier, Excursions along the Shores of the Mediterranean, i. p. 264.
[286]. Hesych. v. γυναικωνίτις.
[287]. Lady Montague’s Works, ii. 234.
[288]. Plin. xxxiii. 18. Cf. Dion. Chrysost. t. i. p. 262. t. ii. p. 259. Pignor. de Serv. p. 214.
[289]. Plut. Phoc. § 18.
[290]. As, minium, Dioscor. v. 109.
[291]. Antich. di Ercol. t. i. tav. 34. p. 181. tav. 35. p. 187. tav. 36. p. 191. tav. 48. pp. 253, 257. t. ii. tav. 39. p. 273. Cf. Poll. x. 34.
[292]. Andocid. cont. Alcib. § 7.