——τειχος εδειμαν,——
——αμαλδυνηται Αχαιων.
Hom. Il. vii. v. 436. 463.
Ὡσ ὁ μεν εν κλισιησι,—
——καλλιροον ὑδωρ.
Il. xii. v. 1, 33.
[Note 10, page 25, line 3.]
Thee, Burton, and thy lofty cliff.
Burton is a village near the sea, lying S. E. from Lewesdon, and about two miles S. of Shipton hill before mentioned. The cliff is among the loftiest of all upon that coast; and smugglers often take advantage of its height for the purpose related in the poem.