ALCAEUS
168 !

Athenaeus Dactors ot Taner [on drunkenness]: It is from
the condition ef drunkenness that Dionysus is likened to a
bull, and, through his making drunken persons vielent, toa
leopard. Compare Alcacus ;

drawing it sometimes honey-sweet, and sometimes
as bitter as burdocks

Seme men become angry: this is like the hull: compare
Euripides (Buccha: 743). And some through quarrelsomeness
become like wild beasts; whence the comparison to a

leopard.
169

Tzetzes on Lyeophron: Drunken people disclose the secrets
of the mind; and this is why Alcaeus says:

for wine is a spying-hole unto man."

170,° 171

(iA Etymolonicum Magnum: πῶ (the adverb)... and it
is also imperative of a verb in Aeolic ; compare:

Hail, and drink this!

which is equivalent to σύμπωθι in another passage: .
compare :

Hither, and drink with me.

172

Athenaeus Doctors at Dinner [on cups, following sr. 164]
. and in the tenth Look:

The heeltaps fly from Teian cups ;#
thus showing that a particular kind of cup was made at
Teos.
1 of. Ewst. οὐ, 1910. 18 2 or like κάτοπτρον, ‘mirror’ ’
> ef. £.M. 698. 5] 4 (oe, in the game of cottabus
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