[309]. As Homer, Od. 23, 330; 24, 539; Hesiod, Theog. 515.
[310]. e. g. Il. 10, 394. Cp. Heraclides Ponticus, 15.
[311]. P. V. 349.
[312]. Fr. 88.
[313]. W. reads μένειν (E has κινεῖν), but renders by ‘cieri’.
[314]. Fr. 733.
[315]. See note (4), p. [310].
[316]. Professor Henry Jackson has pointed out that the words form a hexameter line. For the Greek word see p. [291]. Its introduction here is due to M. Bernardakis.
[317]. Reading τῇ γῇ, with Madvig.