[721] There were several mountains bearing the name of Olympus. 1. In Thessaly. 2. In Peloponnesus. 3. Of Ida. 4. In Mysia. 5. In Crete.
[722] San Dimitri.
[723] Od. iii. 144.
[724] Adopting Kramer’s suggestion of παραδοὺς τὰ for παραδόντα.
[725] Bendis, Diana of the Thracians; among the Athenians there was a festival called Bendideia.
[726] Athenæus, b. xi. c. 8. Æschylus in the Edoni (a fragment) calls cymbals cotylæ.
[727] Probably from a passage in the Erectheus, a lost play of Euripides.
[728] Nablas and Sambyce are Syriac words. Athenæus, b. iv. c. 24.
[729] The invention of Anacreon, according to Neanthus Cyzicenus.
[730] Athenæus, b. xiv. c. 8, 9.