SAPPHO
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Apollonius Prevewns: The form tue ‘to you? is used in
Aeolic; compare: ν

‘Towards you pretty ones this mind of inine can
never change.

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From a Second-Century Papyrus:

and as for me, I am conscious of this:

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Scholiast on Pindar: He has given a complete picture of
the eagle sitting on Zeus’s sceptre and lulled to sleep by the
music, letting beth his wings lie slack. . . . Sappho on the
contrary says of the doves:

And as for them their heart grows light and they
slacken the labour of their pinions.*

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Gd Elumologieum Magaem τ πελεδῶναι ‘cares’ :the thoughts
Which devour the limbs... and the \cohe writers call
pain σταλαγμός fa dvioping’; compare Sappho:

because of my pain ;
for they (pains or wounds ?] drip and flow.

lef. Apoll. Prow. 51. 1, 80, 10 2 when they reach the
mest? * of, ZA. 576. 22

στέλυγμον By οἵ. ἀνασταλύζω and Hesych. aorudd ger sic) and
ἀσταλυλ εἶν

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