ALCMAN

67
Scholiast on Pindar [For he who has suffered, beareth for

it forethought in his mind}: A meu’s mind wins forethought
or prudence by his experience τ compare Aleman :

Trial surely is the beginning of wisdom.

68
Eustathius on the εν νοῦν : The Aeolians use as participle
of φινῶ. 1 love.” @iders . ©. It may he therefore that the
optative εἴη. ‘would be,’ is an Aeslic word derived trom the
participle εἴς, ‘being, the declension of which, Heracleides
says, is observed by the poets, and he gives the following
instance of it from Aleman:

Remembrance belongs to them that were there.

69

Apollonius Pronowns: G@ues ‘we is Dorie; compare
Aleman :

as we the pretty roundelay .. .

and the accentuation ames is not to be censured.

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70
Athenaeus /rfors of Dinner [on poultry]: The Derians,
who say ὄρν»ιξ for ὄρνις, ‘bird, use the genitive éprexes with a
x. though Aleman uses the e-form in the nominative .
(26. 4) and the x-form in the genitive : compare:

I know the tunes of all the birds.