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Φρύγανα, sticks or faggots.

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Plutarch, in his life of Pompey, attributes these lines to Sophocles, but does not mention the play in which they occurred.

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Κρόνος, take away Κ. ρ., leaves ὄνος, an ass.

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The Greek is a parody on the descriptions of Tantalus and Sisyphus. Hom. Od. ii. 581, 592. See also, Dryden’s Version, B. ii. 719.

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The Greek is, ὡς ἀνέπλαττε Πλάτων πεπλασμένα θαύματα εἰδώς.

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