As laws of God and man enjoin
On holy festival.
And the author of the Miners, whoever he was, (and that poem is attributed to the same Pherecrates,) says—
Treading on soft aspalathi
Beneath the shady trees,
In lotus-bearing meadows green,
And on the dewy cypirus;
And on the fresh anthryscum, and
The modest tender violet,
And green trefoil . . . .