Aristophanous komoidiai. Comedies. Edited

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Pliatus 6, 7.

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σῶμ i.-Scholiust. Ego puto,' say Di Iher udiose notos are collocted at li 0ndo Beri ei 's edition), hoc a Schol. ideo diei, quia existimat servosmisi patriani vel pecuniani non halberent, non in lais. Se i tantuna m P pria vita iani solanili aliel iant, et amittere poterant, Pugnasse; V an lae cite ille pro verti otiγὼς τον περὶ τῶν κρεῶν τρέχει. uster iis relies noliis i veri quod dicitur,' huth intcs, in eos qui de corpore suo tantuni periclitantur, nec quievit an aliud quo l

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their re vard. his Nas Galalcor' Opinion ivli considere that the avor is p0intedio the indolem servorum, quibus cibus se carmes ipsa vita est. V Anci liis ivas adopted by Spanhelm, xvhose notes are ive at the end of uster' edition, andvpho uel tis at hie phrase vas employed plane ad solitam Servoriam ingluviem denotandam, et D qua velut pro naeis et focis, navali praelio dimicassent. PDr. Vereali alone, Nith his usual penetration, sam thias the word must describo

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xiv INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION xv

Aster passino flarough Variou adventui es Dionysias arrives satel at

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xvi INTRODUCTION

See Cloitiis 1 365 1 372, v Itieli is a sortis sorestando vin os ita contes in the

presentilabr.

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INTRODUCTION xvii

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men Feale, is the an age and motio os Euripides. Eaeli lieor xvillativs s have iis advocates it is ny good fortune, as a translator os Aristophanes, o b in entire accord vitii the vieius o In author. From the fore ing considerations it nati irati fossows liat either poet altogether dentes ille charge aliva need by the theri e mei ely lenies that he characteristio attached is a blemisit, an clainis it asu merit. I Euripides reproaehes egetiylus vitii liis gigantio om-

pound an grandiloquent language, Aeschylus oes no don thegiandiloquendo, but maintain that his is the ni diotion bolithino

the divine an heroi personages Whiel both poets 1 ou 1 upon thestage. Aeschylus censures his opponent for infusing a talicative and argumentative spirit into the Athenian eoplo Euripides is o farcironidenying the chargo that he glories in it a sine of his brigh test aetiieve-

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xx INTRODUCTION

Hippolytus in the tragedymante alter thim di certaint hola, that anoath must be cepi inviolato, even though talcen in ignorance of vliti it