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Seholiast.on Aristides On behu/7 of the Four Great Athenyiries :
The Cretan and the sea: Proverbial of these who know
but pretend they do not: it means ‘the islander does not
know the sea”. . The proverb also has this form: * The
Sicilian and the sea’. . [t is mentioned by the lyric poet
Ajeman.?

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Etrinolegiconen Magnum: aCe . . . Herodian in his treatise
Ue Ipflerions declares that it is derived from ayzos, ‘guilt or
expiation, - ἀγίζω lw svmewpe aCe . . . and why he says so.
is clear from Aletmian’s use of ἀγίσδεο for a leo

stand thou in awe

148
Hesychius Glossary: βλήρ'
bait ;

aml another word for it is el#ua; the word occurs in Aleman.

149
Etymologicum Magnum : γεργύρα :
underground ;

properly thet which carries off rainwater: see the note on
σόνγυρα τ but Aleman uses the e-forin, rere!

150
Bekker Inedita: The word δοάν,

for a long while,

im Aleman has an acute acvent on the last sviable, arriving
πὶ this form thus: δήν, dav, dody.?

lof. Strab. 10. 481, Prem. 1. 151 where. however,
σε is eg as mentioning the proverb: 2 αἵ Dek.

men. 1. 233. 3 of. Jo. Alex. 42, Bek. An. 2. 570
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