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

by James Augustus St. John

[2698]. Plut. Timol. § 39.

[2699]. Cf. Cicero, de Leg. ii. 64.

[2700]. Chandler, vol. ii. p. 99.

[2701]. Plut. Thes. § 27. Paus. i. 41. 7. Petit, de Amazon, p. 185.

[2702]. Plut. Thes. § 27.

[2703]. Petit, de Amazon. p. 313. 184.

[2704]. Hom. Il. β. 814.

[2705]. Hence the idea of the vast riches of Charon subsisting in the legends of the East. Vigne, Trav. in Affghanistân, p. 206.

[2706]. Plut. Pyrrh. § 26.

[2707]. Suid. v. καρκάδοντα. t. ii. p. 1374. e. Hesych. v. δανάη. Etym. Mag. v. δάνα. Aristoph. Ran. 141. Besides the piece of money, a honey cake is said to have been put into the mouth for Cerberus. Suid. v. μελιτοῦττα. t. ii. p. 126. a. Aristoph. Lysist. 601. Virg. Æneid. vi. 417.