FOOTNOTES
[1.] From λαγχάνω, “to obtain by lot” or “heirship.”
[2.] From φαιδρὸς, “cheerful.”
[3.] From χαίρων, “rejoicing.”
[4.] From ἀντὶ, “opposite to,” and φῶς, “light,” or φῆμι, “to speak.”
[5.] From χρεμίζω, “to neigh;” delighting in horses.
[6.] From θρασὸς, “boldness.”
[7.] From γναθὸς, “the jawbone;” a glutton.
[8.] From παρὰ, “by,” and μένω, “to remain.”
[9.] From Sangia in Phrygia, his native country.