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page 166 note 1 The aor. φληθεν is paralleled by 15. 100, Ar. Ran. 229, both adduced by Cholmeley.
page 167 note 1 1. 1299, 4. 980, 1694; 1. 1299 without adj. or gen.
page 167 note 2 The hiatus at the weak caesura in 24 is defended by 7. 8, 22. 116, 24. 72.
page 167 note 3 Kühner-Gerth I. 212; Goodwin, , M.T., p. 82Google Scholar; Gildersleeve, , Synt. of Classical Gk., 1. p. 170Google Scholar; Thompson, F. E., Synt. of Attic Gk., p. 272.Google Scholar
page 168 note 1 I cannot agree with Wilamowitz (Textg., p. 228) that two men watching a cow crossing the sea, and Zeus stroking a cow, are well-balanced pendants.
page 169 note 1 Modern editors, except Legrand in the new Budé text, have similarly perverted the sense by punctuation at Theocr. 16. 46.
page 169 note 2 I should accept provisionally 67 ριθμηθεῖσιν (Wilamowitz), 68 θαρσοη (Hermann), 71 γχαλαν (Sitzler).