SAPPHO
76, 77

Dio Chrysostom Discourses :
Somebody, 1 tell you, will remember us hereatter :

ws Sappley has well said, aml, as Hes il has better sail
( Works @ad Derys, 705): ‘No fame told of by many peoples is
altogether lost; for Fame is a (rol even as others are. I
will dedicate you [his present oratiun] in the temple of this
Goddess, whenee nothing shall ever remove you, neither
earthquake, nor wind, nor snow, nor rain, nor envy, nor
enemy-——nay, I believe you are there already ; for

[others have been disappointed by oblivion, but
never one by the judgment of good men,!

and in that, methinks, you fur your part stand upright.

78

Scholiast on Apollonius of Rhodes Arimonvretien : xépados is
a gathering of small stones . . . or small heaps of stones are
known «as xepades . . . compare also Sappho:

Stir not the jetsam.’

79

Apollonius Prewewns fon bs *his’ or ther’): The Aeolic
writers use the form with digamma (7) in every vender and
case ; compare:

whom she cails her child;
Sappho.

1 that is, disappointed ot their hopes of widying fame by
the (good) opinion of good jwlyes; prob. a slightly adapted
version of lines trom the same poem of S. 5 foe. or yeu will
tind something noisome : = * let sleeping dogs lie’: ef. LUA,
808. 37 (explained as ‘ seashore refuse’)

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