[94] Frere, p. 229.

[95]

Then, I think,
A man of subtle counsel and keen wit
Discovered God for mortals.

[96] Introduced the notion of deity.

[97] Poet. capp. ii., xxii.; Rhet. iii. 7.

[98] The whole matter is too obscure for discussion in this place. Suffice it to add that a certain Philiscus, the friend and follower of Diogenes, enjoyed a portion of the notoriety attaching to the seven obnoxious dramas.

[99] The rule of one man is of wrong the parent.

[100] Poet. i., xxiv.

[101] See Ar. Rhet. iii. 12.

[102] Athen. xiii. p. 608a.