"Iliad," viii. 281, 282.

"Iliad," x. 243.

"Iliad," vii. 109, 110.

"Iliad," x. 249. They are words of Odysseus.

Euripides, "Alcestis," 1159.

A line out of Æschylus' "Myrmidons." Quoted again by our author, "Of Love," § v.

Homer, "Odyssey," x. 329. They are the words of Circe to Odysseus. But the line was suspected even by old grammarians, and is put in brackets in modern editions of the "Odyssey."

These are two successive lines found three times in Homer, "Iliad," xiv. 195, 196; xviii. 426, 427; "Odyssey," v. 89, 90. The two lines are in each case spoken by one person.

Probably lines from "The Flatterer" of Menander.

From the "Ino" of Euripides.