ALCAEUS
87

ἰνυωνἐ μη» Gudenrun: ἤνασιπεν ruled’ is fouml in the
form Favaccey ; compare Alcaeus:

. and ruled over full many peoples.

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Hephaestion Mandbeo!: af Metre fon dactylies]: There are
daetvlics called logaoedic, which have dactyls in their earlier
part but a trocvhate dipody at the end. The best-known of
them is the line which has two dactyls before the trovhaic
‘ipody and is valled the ten-svllable Aleare Σ compare :

and one that dwelt on the outskirts 1

’ Ω
839 3
Zonaras Lerivon: wadtevpor *wheat-flour’; the same as
aleuron with a pleonastic m ; compare

wheat-flour mingled
90
Commentator on Aratus Phwenoreineg: As A\leacus says:

These things began. ‘tis said, with our fathers.

912
Od Eymealeivcum Megan: buat ‘to two... bo may
add that these numerals are often declined in the dialects:
compare Alcaeus :

one of the twelve

Pep seh. Heph.. Cram. 21.90. 1.327. 4 which proves ofwecs
partep. er, Phot. 1. 404 who gives the author's name
(mss ’Axards) 3 of. 5. Μ΄ 290, 49

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