[259]. Od. 12, 432 foll.
[260]. W. and D. 42.
[261]. Fr. 122.
[262]. Polybius (6, 56) points to ‘Deisidaimonia’ as the force which has held the Roman Commonwealth together, and kept the Romans honest.
[263]. See Nauck, p. 910 (Hercules speaks).
[264]. δεῖμα—δέω: τάρβος—ταράσσω.
[265]. Cf. Aristot. Eth. Nic. 3, 7.
[266]. Eur. Or. 211-12.
[267]. Nauck, p. 910, Fragm. 375 (probably from Aeschylus).
[268]. Eur. Tro. 759.