[72]. Laws, 789E. In the third century A. D., the child was swaddled from forty to sixty days. Cf. Soranus, Gynæcia, ed. Rose, for this and other details of later usage.
[73]. Plut., Op. Cit.
[74]. Eurip., Ion, 1420ff.
[75]. Il., xxii, 83; xvi, 203; Od., xi, 448; Soph., Ajax, 849: Lysis, De Caed. Erat., 9.
[76]. Od., xix, 482; Dem., lvii, 42; Callim., Dem., 90, Ep. 54; Men., Sam., 32.
[77]. Eur., Hipp., 698, Cf. also Aul. Gel., 12, 5.
[78]. Pseudo-Plut., De. Lib. Ed., § 5.
[79]. Athen., vi, 9.
[80]. Menech., 19–21.
[81]. Adelphi, 979.