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NOTES

SOME PROPER NAMES

ANTIGONE.

[P. 6, l. 126.] The serpent. The dragon, the emblem of Thebes.

[l. 130.] Idly caparisoned. Reading υπεροπλιαις.

[P. 7, l. 140.] Self-harnessed helper. An allusion to the σειραφορος, or side trace-horse, in a chariot-race.

[P. 13, l. 342.] Children of the steed. Mules are so-called by Homer.