ALCMAN

62
Plutarch Live of Leewraus: These quotations show that
the Spartans were at once most musical and very warlike :
Por to play well upon the lyre weigheth even-
poise with the steel,

as the Spartan poet has said.

63
Ma. in Gaistorls Aeyivodepiewm Magatar: For the Laconian
form is ἀείδην or ἀείδεν, ‘to sing’

Nor yet stay me from singing

64
Svholiast on Sophocles [from the night-wrapt Rhipae|:. .

and he calls them night-wrapt because they he towards the
west ; and Aleman also mentions them thus :

The wood-beflowered mount of Rhipe that is the
breast of murky night

65
Bekker Jneditia: In Aleman:
Then have I dreamt of Phoebus?

66
Plutaveh Fortune of Rome: For Fortune is not intractable
as Pindar says . . ., but rather

sister of Orderliness and Persuasion, and daughter
of Foresight,

which is her pedigree in Aleman.

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ΟἿ Blut, Bort. Alex. 2. 2, Verp. 6 οἵ. tr. WS

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