ALCAEUS

145 1
Ad Lipmoloyionm Maynim + dhe this means * I tind,” from
δέω with the same meaning used by Alcaeus :
For my part 1 find no witnesses of this:

lengthened to δήω.

Hevodian Wards witha’ Paral? 7s wees ‘learning’ 3 com-
pare Alcaeus :

We learn from our fathers.?

147, 148
Apollonius Pronviwus [ἀμεῶν ‘of us]: Similarly in colic:
compare Alcaeus (7S : and in the adjectival form @umer ;
compare :
of our fathers
and the fuller form ἀμμετέρων ; compare

of our troubles

149
Strabo Geography fon the Nile]: Its entering the sea by
several mouths, however, is a characteristic it shares with
other rivers, so that Homer did not consider it worthy of
mention, particularly as it was well-known to his audience.
Nor is Alcaeus more communicative, although he declares
that he had been in Kgypt himself.

150
Plutarch Lev of [ivhes: For it is a good thing that we
wave behind along with the pleasures (of love) the desires
that belong to them, desires which according to Aleaeus are
escaped neither by man nor woman.

Lo. 8.1. 304. 19 ΙΝ 3 oy perh.
‘We learn by suffering’
δήετε as futures in sense ΞΟ Nauck ἂπ παϑέων εἰ. ef. prover)
πάθος μάϑος 3 mss ἃ γαιῶν 1 cf. 115: Caw. = διαπέζευγε

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