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

by James Augustus St. John

[454]. Athen. xi. 19.

[455]. Athen. xi. 25, states this from Philetas: but Kayser, in his edition of that author’s fragments, seems to have overlooked this passage.

[456]. Athen. xi. 36. On the Cantharos, see § 48.

[457]. Athen. xi. 28.

[458]. Athen. xi. 28.

[459]. We find in Winkelmann, Hist. de l’Art t. i. p. 23, the representation of a glass grammateion, on which are the words: Bibe Vivas Multis Annis. See a detailed description of this vase by the Marquis Trivulsi, p. 46.

[460]. Athen. xi. 30.

[461]. Theopomp. ap. Athen. xi. 34. 51.

[462]. Athen. xi. 35.

[463]. Cf. Bentley on the Epist. of Phalaris i. 169–189.