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

by James Augustus St. John

[604]. Lucian. Bis Accus. § 16. Sch. Arist. Nub. 978.

[605]. Lucian. Demon. § 17.

[606]. Poll. iii. 124.

[607]. Andocid. De Myst. § 9, with the note of Reiske. Plut. Timol. § 14.

[608]. Athen. xiii. 94.

[609]. Xenoph. de Off. Mag. Eq. iii. 2.

[610]. Dem. de Fals. Leg. § 72. Cf. Athen. xi. 109. Winkel. Hist. de l’Art. iii. 340.

[611]. Aristoph. Acharn. 723. Schol. 689. Bekk. Plaut. Captiv. iv. 2. 43. These magistrates were afterwards called Logistæ. Schol. Acharn. 685. Bekk. Cf. Poll. ii. 119. viii. 45. 99. x. 44. There was in use among the ancients a horrid kind of whip in which small bones were intertwisted with the thongs to render the strokes more painful. Lucian, Luc. siv. Asin. § 38. Poll. x. 54.

[612]. Aristoph. Eq. 1005.

[613]. Schol. Aristoph. Acharn. 54.