'Io Pæan.'—L. 227.
An exclamation of victory and triumph, derived from Apollo's encounter with Python.
NOTE BB.
'Rocky Cirrha'—L. 252.
One of the summits of Parnassus, and sacred to Apollo. Near it were several fountains, said to be frequented by the Muses. Nysa, the other eminence of the same mountain, was dedicated to Bacchus.
NOTE CC.
'Charm the mind of gods'—L. 263.
This whole passage, concerning the effects of sacred music among the gods, is taken from Pindar's first Pythian ode.
NOTE DD.
'Phrygian pipe.'—L. 297.