Equites : The knights of Aristophanes

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Eoυτον κατέδυνε διὰ τριπιδων εριτίμων, I reait of Aristonsus ἀποτριπόδων θεοκτη- των μαντοσύναν ἐποιχνεῖς.

is meri . conii. 35 ρήτωρ των καρχάρων,

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σθείς.

aia n f, igna Hist. Gr. iii p. 67j. ταχύβουλος μετάβουλος δυσβουλi areali sed haut lyrio Athenian by Aristophanes, speciali in Paralbasis Thescholion onnub. 587gives the explanation, probabi cum ent anaon aristocrais that Poseidon, vhen deseate ib Athena, in. posed the curse of δυσβουλία on the

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δε AA 'a πυέλους φησιν καταλήψεσθ' ἐν βαλανείω.

Iosis. φράσαι I M and so xvith most Ss in io67ὶ φράζευ the inerm Ss.1o5 P. λέγει bis. R. Iosia. αὐτὸ ΜSS. excepi RM : Zache would onait the line. Aeliines' Iod an doliis vas talcen asprovin his superiorit toralysses in nyone an ira a load is noster iit iton ' Deniostiaene here laeing the ἀνὴρ. The phrase a pro balal osten sed in historical est iniates of aracter, Plut δε

Pyliis in vesteria Pel iponnesus Strahio viii 3 7 , Pylii Oeno in orth Elis. Pylus Lepreat icti in Sotuli Elis, and ylus, opposite pia ac teria, in Messenia. It vas paroclied in ille line at out hi ury

canapalgi do vn to the trivialit givenhere me speaik of goin to et Ze thetultis at a pultili ibath, the las place sorheroi adventur in Athenia street vit. suppose φησὶν κατάληφεσθαι nia beobli iii sor καταλήψομαι, καταλήψει or καταλήψεται, ut O sor καταλάβοι or

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gooci initation os Hesiodici iacular style. It is de fine as a saxi ning biling

in lae epigrani Aitth. Pal. vii 3o , quote li, Politi v 6. As λάθαργος occur sora Darare sarin mere is probabi a Spectat application to Cleon intendeci

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ησεν

Chrysostona, Lucian c. are ver soni os

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γωτός,

παστα.

ἀρύβαλλος ἀρύταινα ἄμφω δ' Ἀριστοφάνης λέγει, Pollii vii 166 and x 63. Thesliape os the arylballos i probat ly ini-plieci in the secon hal os the word

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here.

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Alciphro id i. 3 Δοσιάδης τὴν Πνύκα

καταλαμβάνει δημηγορων ... καὶ τὰς νέαse ει et οὐ δῆμου.

sist i 2. 13 Cic. Ticsc. v I os Philosophers cs. S. Paul et Comuth. 5. ἐκδημῆσαι ἐκ του σώματος. A si initar metaphor is talcen Dona the ouse, as in