[32] Rawlinson, ad Herod. iv. 184.
[33] Ad Pindar, N. ii. 11.
[34] Fasti, v.
[35] ‘Might, daughter of Endurance,’ is the abstraction with which Mr Bury replaces ‘Alcyone, daughter of Atlas.’
[36] Ætna, mother mine.
[37] Cool water which well-wooded Ætna pours down for me from her white snow, a draught divine.
[38] Was wasting away like snow beneath the long ridge of Hæmus, or Athos, or Rhodope, or Caucasus at the end of the world.
[39] High-counselling.
[40] Beneath the age-old mountains of Phlius.
[41] And he called it the Hill of Cronos: for before Oinomaos ruled, it had no name, and it was wet with much snow.