ALCAEUS

Avisos The Pum: νον, «ρας . .. the saying
which the poet Aleacus said Jong ago, but which has since
been used by all and sundry, thac

Not stone and timber, nor the craft of the joiner.
make the city; but wheresoever are men who know
how to keep themselves sate, there are walls and

there a city.

30 Ξ
Seholiast on Aeschylus [Blazons inake no wounds): This
comes from Alcaeus:
For blazons wound not nor of themselves carry
pain, except he that wields them, if he be a noble

man.

3]
Cramer Jvedita (Purvis) ἄρκος *defenee’s neuter: used by
Alcaeus:
vr to whom you shall be an unbridleable
defence.
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Apollonius Prerowis; ἄσφε Sthem’ is Acolic το compare

Alcaeus, Book 11:

. . when thou savest them from destruction.
τ δὶ irresistible
have provel ἃ. neuter): οἷ. yaXtieros Fo. AGL. 4: mes sie
xeAtor: metre * Aleaic” ὁ 2nd. pers. sing. of maw: tor
i ΄ ΟἹ al
saws, οἵ vaww?) F

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