[13:2] Ib. iv. 65.
[14:1] Iliad, xxiv. 262.
[15:1] Iliad, i. 469.
[15:2] Ib. xi. 629.
[16:1] Iliad, xxii. 427.
[16:2] Odyss. ii. 340.
[16:3] Ib. xxi. 293.
[17:1] Odyss. xv. 499.
[17:2] Iliad, xxiv. 124.
[18:1] Vide Liddell and Scott, in voc., who say, "In Homer it is taken at sunrise; and so Æsch. Ag. 331, later breakfast was called ἀκράτισμα, and then ἄριστον was the midday meal, our luncheon, the Roman prandium, as may be seen from Theoc. iv. 90-7, 8;" and 25: translate ἑσπέρισμα supper, and ἐπιδορπὶς a second course of sweetmeats.