more frequently quoted, than the finest Pieces of Wit in the whole Poem.

C.


[Footnote 1:]

chymes

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[Footnote 2:]

This is an error.

meant in old Greek what it now means. Lycophron, who lived B.C. 280, and wrote a Greek poem on Cassandra, was famous for his Anagrams, of which two survive. The Cabalists had a branch of their study called Themuru, changing, which made mystical anagrams of sacred names.