[1141] See the [end] of this Book.
[1142] Beyond the mention made of him in B. xxxiv. c. [19], no particulars relative to him are known.
[1143] Other readings of this name are “Lædus Stratiotes,” “Ledis Thracides,” “Hieris Thracides,” and “Lidistratices.” The Bamberg MS. has “Hedys Trachides.” Salmasius, Hardouin, and Sillig propose “Leostratides,” and Thiersch “Lysistratides.”
[1144] Nothing further is known of him.
[1145] For the murder of his mother Clytæmnestra.
[1146] Nothing is known of this artist.
[1147] From Troy.
[1148] “Coquos,” literally, “cooks.”
[1149] “Cooks in miniature.”
[1150] By the process of moulding, probably.