ALCMAN

121

Stephanus of Byzantium Lericon: Gargara: a city of the
Troad . . . Aleman makes it

Gargarus
of the feminine gender.
129

The Same: Γραικός, ‘Graecus’: Hellen—accented oxytone
—the son of Thessalus, whence the Hellenes came to be
ealled Greeks. And

Gyraeca

in Aleman is the mother of Hellen.

123

The Same: Issedones: a tribe of Scythia ... Aleman is
peculiar in calling them

Essedones;

the second syllable is found with the e short in other writers.

124

Etymologionm Gudianwin : μνήμη, ‘Memory’: Aleman calls
her

she that looks with the mind;

for we view the past with the eve of the intellect.

125
Cramer Inedita (Oxfvrd): The word κάρχαρος ‘sharp’ has
heen marked in our texts... and it is found in the feminine

in Aleman ; compare

with sharp voices

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