SAPPHO

72
Chrysippus Negatiers τ Tf Sappho expressed herself thus:
1 do not believe that any maiden that shall see
the sunlight will ever rival |you! in [your] art.

73

Aldus Cwrnuempiv: The accusative of nouns like δρέως in
Aeolie only. by the addition of 2 became Lefor, as the
exainple shows :

Well did [1] teach Hero of Gyara, the feetly-
running maid ;

for /ieren is used as an aceusative from the nominative
Hero.

Boox IV
74

Homeloqirum Magnum: ἀβακής infantile’... and Sappho
has used it, for instance:
Yet I am not resentful in spirit, but have the
heart of a little child.

75
Maximus of Tyre /ssertations: Diotima [in Plato's Sem-
pesium) tells Socrates that Love is not the child but the
attendant and servitor of Aphrodite: and Aphrodite some-
where says to Sappho in a poem:

My servitor Love and thou. O Sappho

‘paver: Neue’s -xorer ὕργαν aceus.) unlikely without τῶν

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