[946] Ibid. 336.
[947] Damm, Liddell and Scott. In Od. iv. 623, Nitzsch considers that ἄλοχοι must mean wives of the δαιτύμονες. In Od. ix. 115, I find no reason for departing from the plain meaning of wives. It would be giving too much credit to the Cyclopes for civilization, were we to suppose that they recognised a distinction between wife and concubine.
[948] Il. ix. 340.
[949] Il. xix. 295–9.
[950] Il. ix. 395–7.
[951] Od. xiv. 199–204.
[952] The expression is παλλακίδι προμιγῆναι.
[953] Il. ix. 447, and seqq.
[954] Od. i. 433.
[955] See Friedreich, Realien, c. ii. §. 56. pp. 196–200, where this subject is excellently treated.