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  Fragment#20——

  ScholiastonApolloniusRhodius,Arg。ii。178:

  ButaccordingtoHesiod(Phineus)wasthesonofPhoenix,Agenor\'ssonandCassiopea。

  Fragment#21——

  Apollodorus(22),iii。14。4。1:

  ButHesiodsaysthathe(Adonis)wasthesonofPhoenixandAlphesiboea。

  Fragment#22——

  Porphyrius,Quaest。Hom。adIliad。pert。p。189:

  AsitissaidinHesiodinthe\"CatalogueofWomen\"concerningDemodocethedaughterofAgenor:`Demodocewhomverymanyofmenonearth,mightyprinces,wooed,promisingsplendidgifts,becauseofherexceedingbeauty。\'

  Fragment#23——

  Apollodorus,iii。5。6。2:

  Hesiodsaysthat(thechildrenofAmphionandNiobe)weretensonsandtendaughters。

  Aelian(23),Var。Hist。xii。36:

  ButHesiodsaystheywerenineboysandtengirls;——unlessafteralltheversesarenotHesiodbutarefalselyascribedtohimasaremanyothers。

  Fragment#24——

  ScholiastonHomer,Il。xxiii。679:

  AndHesiodsaysthatwhenOedipushaddiedatThebes,ArgeathedaughterofAdrastuscamewithotherstothefuneralofOedipus。

  Fragment#25——

  Herodian(24)inEtymologicumMagnum,p。60,40:

  TityosthesonofElara。

  Fragment#26——(25)

  Argument:Pindar,Ol。xiv:

  CephisusisariverinOrchomenuswherealsotheGracesareworshipped。EteoclusthesonoftheriverCephisusfirstsacrificedtothem,asHesiodsays。

  ScholiastonHomer,Il。ii。522:

  `whichfromLilaeaspoutsforthitssweetflowingwater……\'

  Strabo,ix。424:

  `……AndwhichflowsonbyPanopeusandthroughfencedGlechonandthroughOrchomenus,windinglikeasnake。\'

  Fragment#27——

  ScholiastonHomer,Il。vii。9:

  ForthefatherofMenesthius,AreithouswasaBoeotianlivingatArnae;andthisisinBoeotia,asalsoHesiodsays。

  Fragment#28——

  StephanusofByzantium:

  Onchestus:agrove(26)。ItissituateinthecountryofHaliartusandwasfoundedbyOnchestustheBoeotian,asHesiodsays。

  Fragment#29——

  StephanusofByzantium:

  ThereisalsoaplainofAegaborderingonCirrha,accordingtoHesiod。

  Fragment#30——

  Apollodorus,ii。1。1。5:

  ButHesiodsaysthatPelasguswasautochthonous。

  Fragment#31——

  Strabo,v。p。221:

  Thatthistribe(thePelasgi)werefromArcadia,EphorusstatesontheauthorityofHesiod;forhesays:`Sonswereborntogod—

  likeLycaonwhomPelasgusoncebegot。\'

  Fragment#32——

  StephanusofByzantium:

  Pallantium。AcityofArcadia,sonamedafterPallas,oneofLycaon\'ssons,accordingtoHesiod。

  Fragment#33——

  (Unknown):

  `FamousMeliboeabarePhellusthegoodspear—man。\'

  Fragment#34——

  Herodian,OnPeculiarDiction,p。18:

  InHesiodinthesecondCatalogue:`Whooncehidthetorch(27)

  within。\'

  Fragment#35——

  Herodian,OnPeculiarDiction,p。42:

  HesiodinthethirdCataloguewrites:`Andaresoundingthudoffeetroseup。\'

  Fragment#36——

  ApolloniusDyscolus(28),OnthePronoun,p。125:

  `Andagreattroubletothemselves。\'

  Fragment#37——

  ScholiastonApolloniusRhodius,Arg。i。45:

  NeitherHomernorHesiodspeakofIphiclusasamongsttheArgonauts。

  Fragment#38——

  `Eratosthenes\'(29),Catast。xix。p。124:

  TheRam。]——ThisitwasthattransportedPhrixusandHelle。ItwasimmortalandwasgiventhembytheirmotherNephele,andhadagoldenfleece,asHesiodandPherecydessay。

  Fragment#39——

  ScholiastonApolloniusRhodius,Arg。ii。181:

  Hesiodinthe\"GreatEoiae\"saysthatPhineuswasblindedbecauseherevealedtoPhrixustheroad;butinthethird\"Catalogue\",becausehepreferredlonglifetosight。

  Hesiodsayshehadtwosons,ThynusandMariandynus。

  Ephorus(30)inStrabo,vii。302:

  Hesiod,intheso—calledJourneyroundtheEarth,saysthatPhineuswasbroughtbytheHarpies`tothelandofmilk—feeders(31)whohavewaggonsforhouses。\'

  Fragment#40A——(Cp。Fr。43and44)

  OxyrhynchusPapyri1358fr。2(3rdcent。A。D。):(32)

  ((LACUNA——Slightremainsof7lines))

  (ll。8—35)`(TheSonsofBoreaspursuedtheHarpies)tothelandsoftheMassagetaeandoftheproudHalf—Dogmen,oftheUnderground—folkandofthefeeblePygmies;andtothetribesoftheboundlessBlack—skinsandtheLibyans。HugeEarthbarethesetoEpaphus——soothsayingpeople,knowingseercraftbythewillofZeusthelordoforacles,butdeceivers,totheendthatmenwhosethoughtpassestheirutterance(33)mightbesubjecttothegodsandsufferharm——AethiopiansandLibyansandmare—milkingScythians。ForverilyEpaphuswasthechildofthealmightySonofCronos,andfromhimsprangthedarkLibyans,andhigh—souledAethiopians,andtheUnderground—folkandfeeblePygmies。Allthesearetheoffspringofthelord,theLoud—thunderer。Roundaboutallthese(theSonsofBoreas)spedindartingflight……ofthewell—horsedHyperboreans——whomEarththeall—

  nourishingbarefaroffbythetumblingstreamsofdeep—flowingEridanus……ofamber,feedingherwide—scatteredoffspring——andaboutthesteepFawnmountainandruggedEtnatotheisleOrtygiaandthepeoplesprungfromLaestrygonwhowasthesonofwide—reigningPoseidon。TwicerangedtheSonsofBoreasalongthiscoastandwheeledroundandaboutyearningtocatchtheHarpies,whiletheystrovetoescapeandavoidthem。AndtheyspedtothetribeofthehaughtyCephallenians,thepeopleofpatient—souledOdysseuswhominaftertimeCalypsothequeenlynymphdetainedforPoseidon。ThentheycametothelandofthelordthesonofAres……theyheard。Yetstill(theSonsofBoreas)everpursuedthemwithinstantfeet。Sothey(theHarpies)spedovertheseaandthroughthefruitlessair……\'

  Fragment#40——

  Strabo,vii。p。300:

  `TheAethiopiansandLiguriansandmare—milkingScythians。\'

  Fragment#41——

  Apollodorus,i。9。21。6:

  Astheywerebeingpursued,oneoftheHarpiesfellintotheriverTigris,inPeloponnesuswhichisnowcalledHarpysafterher。SomecallthisoneNicothoe,andothersAellopus。TheotherwhowascalledOcypete,orassomesayOcythoe(thoughHesiodcallsherOcypus),fleddownthePropontisandreachedasfarastotheEchinadesislandswhicharenowcalledbecauseofher,Strophades(TurningIslands)。

  Fragment#42——

  ScholiastonApolloniusRhodius,Arg。ii。297:

  HesiodalsosaysthatthosewithZetes(34)turnedandprayedtoZeus:`TheretheyprayedtothelordofAenoswhoreignsonhigh。\'

  ApolloniusindeedsaysitwasIriswhomadeZetesandhisfollowingturnaway,butHesiodsaysHermes。

  ScholiastonApolloniusRhodius,Arg。ii。296:

  Otherssay(theislands)werecalledStrophades,becausetheyturnedthereandprayedZeustoseizetheHarpies。ButaccordingtoHesiod……theywerenotkilled。

  Fragment#43——

  Philodemus(35),OnPiety,10:

  NorletanyonemockatHesiodwhomentions……oreventheTroglodytesandthePygmies。

  Fragment#44——

  Strabo,i。p。43:

  NoonewouldaccuseHesiodofignorancethoughhespeaksoftheHalf—dogpeopleandtheGreat—HeadedpeopleandthePygmies。

  Fragment#45——

  ScholiastonApolloniusRhodius,Arg。iv。284:

  ButHesiodsaysthey(theArgonauts)hadsailedinthroughthePhasis。

  ScholiastonApolloniusRhodius,Arg。iv。259:

  ButHesiod(says)……theycamethroughtheOceantoLibya,andso,carryingtheArgo,reachedoursea。

  Fragment#46——

  ScholiastonApolloniusRhodius,Arg。iii。311:

  Apollonius,followingHesiod,saysthatCircecametotheislandoveragainstTyrrheniaonthechariotoftheSun。AndhecalleditHesperian,becauseitliestowardthewest。

  Fragment#47——

  ScholiastonApolloniusRhodius,Arg。iv。892:

  He(Apollonius)followedHesiodwhothusnamestheislandoftheSirens:`TotheislandAnthemoessa(Flowery)whichthesonofCronosgavethem。\'

  AndtheirnamesareThelxiopeorThelxinoe,MolpeandAglaophonus(36)。

  ScholiastonHomer,Od。xii。168:

  HenceHesiodsaidthattheycharmedeventhewinds。

  Fragment#48——

  ScholiastonHomer,Od。i。85:

  HesiodsaysthatOgygiaiswithintowardsthewest,butOgylialiesoveragainstCrete:`……theOgylianseaand……theislandOgylia。\'

  Fragment#49——

  ScholiastonHomer,Od。vii。54:

  HesiodregardedAreteasthesisterofAlcinous。

  Fragment#50——

  ScholiastonPindar,Ol。x。46:

  HerHippostratus(didwed),ascionofAres,thesplendidsonofPhyetes,ofthelineofAmarynces,leaderoftheEpeians。

  Fragment#51——

  Apollodorus,i。8。4。1:

  WhenAltheawasdead,OeneusmarriedPeriboea,thedaughterofHipponous。HesiodsaysthatshewasseducedbyHippostratusthesonofAmaryncesandthatherfatherHipponoussentherfromOlenusinAchaeatoOeneusbecausehewasfarawayfromHellas,biddinghimkillher。

  `SheusedtodwellonthecliffofOlenusbythebanksofwidePeirus。\'

  Fragment#52——

  Diodorus(37)v。81:

  MacareuswasasonofCrinacusthesonofZeusasHesiodsays……

  anddweltinOlenusinthecountrythencalledIonian,butnowAchaean。

  Fragment#53——

  ScholiastonPindar,Nem。ii。21:

  ConcerningtheMyrmidonsHesiodspeaksthus:`AndsheconceivedandbareAeacus,delightinginhorses。Nowwhenhecametothefullmeasureofdesiredyouth,hechafedatbeingalone。Andthefatherofmenandgodsmadealltheantsthatwereinthelovelyisleintomenandwide—girdledwomen。Thesewerethefirstwhofittedwiththwartsshipswithcurvedsides,andthefirstwhousedsails,thewingsofasea—goingship。\'

  Fragment#54——

  Polybius,v。2:

  `ThesonsofAeacuswhorejoicedinbattleasthoughafeast。\'

  Fragment#55——

  Porphyrius,Quaest。Hom。adIliad。pertin。p。93:

  Hehasindicatedtheshamefuldeedbrieflybythephrase`toliewithheragainstherwill\',andnotlikeHesiodwhorecountsatlengththestoryofPeleusandthewifeofAcastus。

  Fragment#56——

  ScholiastonPindar,Nem。iv。95:

  `Andthisseemedtohim(Acastus)inhismindthebestplan;tokeepbackhimself,buttohidebeyondguessingthebeautifulknifewhichtheveryfamousLameOnehadmadeforhim,thatinseekingitaloneoversteepPelion,he(Peleus)mightbeslainforthwithbythemountain—bredCentaurs。\'

  Fragment#57——

  Voll。Herculan。(PapyrifromHerculaneum),2ndCollection,viii。

  105:

  Theauthorofthe\"Cypria\"(38)saysthatThetisavoidedwedlockwithZeustopleaseHera;butthatZeuswasangryandsworethatsheshouldmatewithamortal。Hesiodalsohasthelikeaccount。

  Fragment#58——

  StrassburgGreekPapyri55(2ndcenturyA。D。):

  (ll。1—13)`PeleusthesonofAeacus,deartothedeathlessgods,cametoPhthiathemotherofflocks,bringinggreatpossessionsfromspaciousIolcus。Andallthepeopleenviedhimintheirheartsseeinghowhehadsackedthewell—builtcity,andaccomplishedhisjoyousmarriage;andtheyallspakethisword:

  \"Thrice,yea,fourtimesblessedsonofAeacus,happyPeleus!

  Forfar—seeingOlympianZeushasgivenyouawifewithmanygiftsandtheblessedgodshavebroughtyourmarriagefullytopass,andinthesehallsyougouptotheholybedofadaughterofNereus。Trulythefather,thesonofCronos,madeyouverypre—

  eminentamongheroesandhonouredaboveothermenwhoeatbreadandconsumethefruitoftheground。\"\'

  Fragment#59——(39)

  Origen,AgainstCelsus,iv。79:

  `Forincommonthenwerethebanquets,andincommontheseatsofdeathlessgodsandmortalmen。\'

  Fragment#60——

  ScholiastonHomer,Il。xvi。175:……whereasHesiodandtherestcallher(Peleus\'daughter)

  Polydora。

  Fragment#61——

  Eustathius,Hom。112。44sq:

  ItshouldbeobservedthattheancientnarrativehandsdowntheaccountthatPatrocluswasevenakinsmanofAchilles;forHesiodsaysthatMenoethiusthefatherofPatroclus,wasabrotherofPeleus,sothatinthatcasetheywerefirstcousins。

  Fragment#62——

  ScholiastonPindar,Ol。x。83:

  Somewrite`SerusthesonofHalirrhothius\',whomHesiodmentions:`He(begot)SerusandAlazygus,goodlysons。\'AndSeruswasthesonofHalirrhothiusPerieres\'son,andofAlcyone。

  Fragment#63——

  Pausanias(40),ii。26。7:

  ThisoraclemostclearlyprovesthatAsclepiuswasnotthesonofArsinoe,butthatHesiodoroneofHesiod\'sinterpolatorscomposedtheversestopleasetheMessenians。

  ScholiastonPindar,Pyth。iii。14:

  Somesay(Asclepius)wasthesonofArsinoe,othersofCoronis。

  ButAsclepiadessaysthatArsinoewasthedaughterofLeucippus,Perieres\'son,andthattoherandApolloAsclepiusandadaughter,Eriopis,wereborn:`AndshebareinthepalaceAsclepius,leaderofmen,andEriopiswiththelovelyhair,beingsubjectinlovetoPhoebus。\'

  AndofArsinoelikewise:`AndArsinoewasjoinedwiththesonofZeusandLetoandbareasonAsclepius,blamelessandstrong。\'

  (41)

  Fragment#67——

  ScholiastonEuripides,Orestes249:

  SteischorussaysthatwhilesacrificingtothegodsTyndareusforgotAphroditeandthatthegoddesswasangryandmadehisdaughterstwiceandthricewedanddesertersoftheirhusbands……AndHesiodalsosays:

  (ll。1—7)`Andlaughter—lovingAphroditefeltjealouswhenshelookedonthemandcastthemintoevilreport。ThenTimandradesertedEchemusandwentandcametoPhyleus,deartothedeathlessgods;andevensoClytaemnestradesertedgod—likeAgamemnonandlaywithAegisthusandchoseaworsemate;andevensoHelendishonouredthecouchofgolden—hairedMenelaus。\'

  Fragment#68——(42)

  BerlinPapyri,No。9739:

  (ll。1—10)`……Philoctetessoughther,aleaderofspearmen,……mostfamousofallmenatshootingfromafarandwiththesharpspear。AndhecametoTyndareus\'brightcityforthesakeoftheArgivemaidwhohadthebeautyofgoldenAphrodite,andthesparklingeyesoftheGraces;andthedark—faceddaughterofOcean,verylovelyofform,bareherwhenshehadsharedtheembracesofZeusandthekingTyndareusinthebrightpalace……

  (And……soughthertowifeofferingasgifts)

  ((LACUNA))

  (ll。11—15)……andasmanywomenskilledinblamelessarts,eachholdingagoldenbowlinherhands。AndtrulyCastorandstrongPolydeuceswouldhavemadehim(43)theirbrotherperforce,butAgamemnon,beingson—in—lawtoTyndareus,wooedherforhisbrotherMenelaus。

  (ll。16—19)AndthetwosonsofAmphiarausthelord,Oecleus\'

  son,soughthertowifefromArgosverynearathand;yet……

  fearoftheblessedgodsandtheindignationofmencausedthemalsotofail。

  ((LACUNA))

  (l。20)……buttherewasnodeceitfuldealinginthesonsofTyndareus。

  (ll。21—27)AndfromIthacathesacredmightofOdysseus,Laertesson,whoknewmany—fashionedwiles,soughthertowife。Heneversentgiftsforthesakeoftheneat—ankledmaid,forheknewinhisheartthatgolden—hairedMenelauswouldwin,sincehewasgreatestoftheAchaeansinpossessionsandwaseversendingmessages(44)tohorse—tamingCastorandprize—winningPolydeuces。

  (ll。28—30)And……on\'ssonsoughthertowife(andbrought)……bridal—gifts……cauldrons……

  ((LACUNA))

  (ll。31—33)……tohorse—tamingCastorandprize—winningPolydeuces,desiringtobethehusbandofrich—hairedHelen,thoughhehadneverseenherbeauty,butbecauseheheardthereportofothers。

  (ll。34—41)AndfromPhylacetwomenofexceedingworthsoughthertowife,PodarcessonofIphiclus,Phylacus\'son,andActor\'snobleson,overbearingProtesilaus。BothofthemkeptsendingmessagestoLacedaemon,tothehouseofwiseTyndareus,Oebalus\'

  son,andtheyofferedmanybridal—gifts,forgreatwasthegirl\'srenown,brazen……golden……

  ((LACUNA))

  (l。42)……(desiring)tobethehusbandofrich—hairedHelen。

  (ll。43—49)FromAthensthesonofPeteous,Menestheus,soughthertowife,andofferedmanybridal—gifts;forhepossessedverymanystoredtreasures,goldandcauldronsandtripods,finethingswhichlayhidinthehouseofthelordPeteous,andwiththemhishearturgedhimtowinhisbridebygivingmoregiftsthananyother;forhethoughtthatnooneofalltheheroeswouldsurpasshiminpossessionsandgifts。

  (ll。50—51)TherecamealsobyshipfromCretetothehouseofthesonofOebalusstrongLycomedesforrich—hairedHelen\'ssake。

  BerlinPapyri,No。10560:

  (ll。52—54)……soughthertowife。Andaftergolden—hairedMenelausheofferedthegreatestgiftsofallthesuitors,andverymuchhedesiredinhishearttobethehusbandofArgiveHelenwiththerichhair。

  (ll。55—62)AndfromSalamisAias,blamelesswarrior,soughthertowife,andofferedfittinggifts,evenwonderfuldeeds;forhesaidthathewoulddrivetogetherandgivetheshamblingoxenandstrongsheepofallthosewholivedinTroezenandEpidaurusnearthesea,andintheislandofAeginaandinMases,sonsoftheAchaeans,andshadowyMegaraandfrowningCorinthus,andHermioneandAsinewhichliealongthesea;forhewasfamouswiththelongspear。

  (ll。63—66)ButfromEuboeaElephenor,leaderofmen,thesonofChalcodon,princeoftheboldAbantes,soughthertowife。Andheofferedverymanygifts,andgreatlyhedesiredinhishearttobethehusbandofrich—hairedHelen。

  (ll。67—74)AndfromCretethemightyIdomeneussoughthertowife,Deucalion\'sson,offspringofrenownedMinos。Hesentnoonetowooherinhisplace,butcamehimselfinhisblackshipofmanythwartsovertheOgylianseaacrossthedarkwavetothehomeofwiseTyndareus,toseeArgiveHelenandthatnooneelseshouldbringbackforhimthegirlwhoserenownspreadallovertheholyearth。

  (l。75)AndatthepromptingofZeustheall—wisecame。

  ((LACUNA——Thirteenlineslost。))

  (ll。89—100)Butofallwhocameforthemaid\'ssake,thelordTyndareussentnoneaway,noryetreceivedthegiftofany,butaskedofallthesuitorssureoaths,andbadethemswearandvowwithunmixedlibationsthatnooneelsehenceforthshoulddoaughtapartfromhimastouchingthemarriageofthemaidwithshapelyarms;butifanymanshouldcastofffearandreverenceandtakeherbyforce,hebadealltheotherstogetherfollowafterandmakehimpaythepenalty。Andthey,eachofthemhopingtoaccomplishhismarriage,obeyedhimwithoutwavering。

  ButwarlikeMenelaus,thesonofAtreus,prevailedagainstthemalltogether,becausehegavethegreatestgifts。

  (ll。100—106)ButChironwastendingthesonofPeleus,swift—

  footedAchilles,pre—eminentamongmen,onwoodyPelion;forhewasstillaboy。ForneitherwarlikeMenelausnoranyotherofmenonearthwouldhaveprevailedinsuitforHelen,iffleetAchilleshadfoundherunwed。But,asitwas,warlikeMenelauswonherbefore。

  II。(45)

  (ll。1—2)Andshe(Helen)bareneat—ankledHermioneinthepalace,achildunlookedfor。

  (ll。2—13)Nowallthegodsweredividedthroughstrife;foratthatverytimeZeuswhothundersonhighwasmeditatingmarvellousdeeds,eventominglestormandtempestovertheboundlessearth,andalreadyhewashasteningtomakeanutterendoftheraceofmortalmen,declaringthathewoulddestroythelivesofthedemi—gods,thatthechildrenofthegodsshouldnotmatewithwretchedmortals,seeingtheirfatewiththeirowneyes;butthattheblessedgodshenceforthevenasaforetimeshouldhavetheirlivingandtheirhabitationsapartfrommen。

  ButonthosewhowerebornofimmortalsandofmankindverilyZeuslaidtoilandsorrowuponsorrow。

  ((LACUNA——Twolinesmissing。))

  (ll。16—30)……noranyoneofmen……shouldgouponblackships……tobestrongestinthemightofhishands……ofmortalmendeclaringtoallthosethingsthatwere,andthosethatare,andthosethatshallbe,hebringstopassandglorifiesthecounselsofhisfatherZeuswhodrivestheclouds。

  Fornoone,eitheroftheblessedgodsorofmortalmen,knewsurelythathewouldcontrivethroughtheswordtosendtoHadesfullmanyaoneofheroesfalleninstrife。Butatthattimeheknownotasyettheintentofhisfather\'smind,andhowmendelightinprotectingtheirchildrenfromdoom。Andhedelightedinthedesireofhismightyfather\'sheartwhorulespowerfullyovermen。

  (ll。31—43)Fromstatelytreesthefairleavesfellinabundanceflutteringdowntotheground,andthefruitfelltothegroundbecauseBoreasblewveryfiercelyatthebehestofZeus;thedeepseethedandallthingstrembledathisblast:thestrengthofmankindconsumedawayandthefruitfailedintheseasonconsumedawayandthefruitfailedintheseasonofspring,atthattimewhentheHairlessOne(46)inasecretplaceinthemountainsgetsthreeyoungeverythreeyears。Inspringhedwellsuponthemountainamongtangledthicketsandbrushwood,keepingafarfromandhatingthepathofmen,intheglensandwoodedglades。Butwhenwintercomeson,heliesinaclosecavebeneaththeearthandcovershimselfwithpilesofluxuriantleaves,adreadserpentwhosebackisspeckledwithawfulspots。

  (ll。44—50)Butwhenhebecomesviolentandfierceunspeakably,thearrowsofZeuslayhimlow……Onlyhissoulisleftontheholyearth,andthatfitsgibberingaboutasmallunformedden。

  Anditcomesenfeebledtosacrificesbeneaththebroad—pathedearth……

  anditlies……\'

  ((LACUNA——Tracesof37followinglines。))

  Fragment#69——

  Tzetzes(47),Exeg。Iliad。68。19H:

  AgamemnonandMenelauslikewiseaccordingtoHesiodandAeschylusareregardedasthesonsofPleisthenes,Atreus\'son。AndaccordingtoHesiod,PleistheneswasasonofAtreusandAerope,andAgamemnon,MenelausandAnaxibiawerethechildrenofPleisthenesandCleollathedaughterofDias。

  Fragment#70——

  LaurentianScholiastonSophocles\'Electra,539:

  `Andshe(Helen)baretoMenelaus,famouswiththespear,Hermioneandheryoungest—born,Nicostratus,ascionofAres。\'

  Fragment#71——

  Pausanias,i。43。1:

  IknowthatHesiodinthe\"CatalogueofWomen\"representedthatIphigeneiawasnotkilledbut,bythewillofArtemis,becameHecate(48)。

  Fragment#72——

  Eustathius,Hom。13。44。sq:

  Butes,itissaid,wasasonofPoseidon:soHesiodinthe\"Catalogue\"。

  Fragment#73——

  Pausanias,ii。6。5:

  HesiodrepresentedSicyonasthesonofErechtheus。

  Fragment#74——

  Plato,Minos,p。320。D:

  `(Minos)whowasmostkinglyofmortalkingsandreignedoververymanypeopledwellingroundabout,holdingthesceptreofZeuswherewithheruledmany。\'

  Fragment#75——

  Hesychius(49):

  TheathleticcontestinmemoryofEurygyesMelesagorussaysthatAndrogeosthesonofMinoswascalledEurygyes,andthatacontestinhishonourisheldnearhistombatAthensintheCeramicus。AndHesiodwrites:`AndEurygyes(50),whileyetaladinholyAthens……\'

  Fragment#76——

  Plutarch,Theseus20:

  Therearemanytales……aboutAriadne……,howthatshewasdesertedbyTheseuaforloveofanotherwoman:`ForstrongloveforAeglethedaughterofPanopeusoverpoweredhim。\'ForHereasofMegarasaysthatPeisistratusremovedthisversefromtheworksofHesiod。

  Athenaeus(51),xiii。557A:

  ButHesiodsaysthatTheseusweddedbothHippeandAeglelawfully。

  Fragment#77——

  Strabo,ix。p。393:

  ThesnakeofCychreus:HesiodsaysthatitwasbroughtupbyCychreus,andwasdrivenoutbyEurylochusasdefilingtheisland,butthatDemeterreceiveditintoEleusis,andthatitbecameherattendant。

  Fragment#78——

  ArgumentI。totheShieldofHeracles:

  ButApolloniusofRhodessaysthatit(the\"ShieldofHeracles\")

  isHesiod\'sbothfromthegeneralcharacteroftheworkandfromthefactthatinthe\"Catalogue\"weagainfindIolausascharioteerofHeracles。

  Fragment#79——

  ScholiastonSoph。Trach。,266:

  (ll。1—6)`Andfair—girdledStratonicaconceivedandbareinthepalaceEurytusherwell—lovedson。Ofhimsprangsons,DidaeonandClytiusandgod—likeToxeusandIphitus,ascionofAres。

  AndaftertheseAntiopethequeen,daughteroftheagedsonofNauboius,bareheryoungestchild,golden—hairedIolea。\'

  Fragment#80——

  HerodianinEtymologicumMagnum:

  `WhobareAutolyeusandPhilammon,famousinspeech……Allthingsthathe(Autolyeus)tookinhishands,hemadetodisappear。\'

  Fragment#81——

  Apollonius,Hom。Lexicon:

  `Aepytusagain,begotTlesenorandPeirithous。\'

  Fragment#82——

  Strabo,vii。p。322:

  `ForLocrustrulywasleaderoftheLelegianpeople,whomZeustheSonofCronos,whosewisdomisunfailing,gavetoDeucalion,stonesgatheredoutoftheearth。Sooutofstonesmortalmenweremade,andtheywerecalledpeople。\'(52)

  Fragment#83——

  Tzetzes,Schol。inExeg。Iliad。126:

  `……IleuswhomthelordApollo,sonofZeus,loved。Andhenamedhimbyhisname,becausehefoundanymphcomplaisant(53)andwasjoinedwithherinsweetlove,onthatdaywhenPoseidonandApolloraisedhighthewallofthewell—builtcity。\'

  Fragment#84——

  ScholiastonHomer,Od。xi。326:

  ClymenethedaughterofMinyasthesonofPoseidonandofEuryanassa,Hyperphas\'daughter,wasweddedtoPhylacusthesonofDeion,andbareIphiclus,aboyfleetoffoot。Itissaidofhimthatthroughhispowerofrunninghecouldracethewindsandcouldmovealongupontheearsofcorn(54)……ThetaleisinHesiod:`Hewouldrunoverthefruitoftheasphodelandnotbreakit;nay,hewouldrunwithhisfeetuponwheatenearsandnothurtthefruit。\'

  Fragment#85——

  Choeroboscus(55),i。123,22H:

  `AndshebareasonThoas。\'

  Fragment#86——

  Eustathius,Hom。1623。44:

  Maro(56),whosefather,itissaid,HesiodrelatestohavebeenEuanthesthesonofOenopion,thesonofDionysus。

  Fragment#87——

  Athenaeus,x。428B,C:

  `SuchgiftsasDionysusgavetomen,ajoyandasorrowboth。

  Whoeverdrinkstofullness,inhimwinebecomesviolentandbindstogetherhishandsandfeet,histonguealsoandhiswitswithfettersunspeakable:andsoftsleepembraceshim。\'

  Fragment#88——

  Strabo,ix。p。442:

  `Orlikeher(Coronis)wholivedbytheholyTwinHillsintheplainofDotiumoveragainstAmyrusrichingrapes,andwashedherfeetintheBoebianlake,amaidunwed。\'

  Fragment#89——

  ScholiastonPindar,Pyth。iii。48:

  `Tohim,then,therecameamessengerfromthesacredfeasttogoodlyPytho,acrow(57),andhetoldunshornPhoebusofsecretdeeds,thatIschyssonofElatushadweddedCoronisthedaughterofPhlegyasofbirthdivine。

  Fragment#90——

  Athenagoras(58),PetitionfortheChristians,29:

  ConcerningAsclepiusHesiodsays:`Andthefatherofmenandgodswaswrath,andfromOlympushesmotethesonofLetowithaluridthunderboltandkilledhim,arousingtheangerofPhoebus。\'

  Fragment#91——

  Philodemus,OnPiety,34:

  ButHesiod(saysthatApollo)wouldhavebeencastbyZeusintoTartarus(59);butLetointercededforhim,andhebecamebondmantoamortal。

  Fragment#92——

  ScholiastonPindar,Pyth。ix。6:

  `Orlikeher,beautifulCyrene,whodweltinPhthiabythewaterofPeneusandhadthebeautyoftheGraces。\'

  Fragment#93——

  ServiusonVergil,Georg。i。14:

  HeinvokedAristaeus,thatis,thesonofApolloandCyrene,whomHesiodcalls`theshepherdApollo。\'(60)

  Fragment#94——

  ScholiastonVergil,Georg。iv。361:

  `Butthewaterstoodallroundhim,bowedintothesemblanceofamountain。\'ThisversehehastakenoverfromHesiod\'s\"CatalogueofWomen\"。

  Fragment#95——

  ScholiastonHomer,Iliadii。469:

  `Orlikeher(Antiope)whomBoeotianHyrianurturedasamaid。\'

  Fragment#96——

  Palaephatus(61),c。42:

  OfZethusandAmphion。HesiodandsomeothersrelatethattheybuiltthewallsofThebesbyplayingonthelyre。

  Fragment#97——

  ScholiastonSoph。Trach。,1167:

  (ll。1—11)`ThereisalandEllopiawithmuchglebeandrichmeadows,andrichinflocksandshamblingkine。Theredwellmenwhohavemanysheepandmanyoxen,andtheyareinnumberpasttelling,tribesofmortalmen。Andthereuponitsborderisbuiltacity,Dodona(62);andZeusloveditand(appointed)ittobehisoracle,reverencedbymen……Andthey(thedoves)

  livedinthehollowofanoak。Fromthemmenofearthcarryawayallkindsofprophecy,——whosoeverfarestothatspotandquestionsthedeathlessgod,andcomesbringinggiftswithgoodomens。\'

  Fragment#98——

  BerlinPapyri,No。9777:(63)

  (ll。1—22)`……strife……Ofmortalswhowouldhavedaredtofighthimwiththespearandchargeagainsthim,saveonlyHeracles,thegreat—heartedoffspringofAlcaeus?Suchanonewas(?)strongMeleagerlovedofAres,thegolden—haired,dearsonofOeneusandAlthaea。Fromhisfierceeyesthereshoneforthportentousfire:andonceinhighCalydonheslewthedestroyingbeast,thefiercewildboarwithgleamingtusks。Inwarandindreadstrifenomanoftheheroesdaredtofacehimandtoapproachandfightwithhimwhenheappearedintheforefront。ButhewasslainbythehandsandarrowsofApollo(64),whilehewasfightingwiththeCuretesforpleasantCalydon。Andtheseothers(Althaea)baretoOeneus,Porthaon\'sson;horse—tamingPheres,andAgelaussurpassingallothers,ToxeusandClymenusandgodlikePeriphas,andrich—hairedGorgaandwiseDeianeira,whowassubjectinlovetomightyHeraclesandbarehimHyllusandGlenusandCtesippusandOdites。Theseshebareandinignoranceshedidafearfulthing:when(shehadreceived)……

  thepoisonedrobethatheldblackdoom……\'

  Fragment#99A——

  ScholiastonHomer,Iliad。xxiii。679:

  AndyetHesiodsaysthatafterhehaddiedinThebes,ArgeiathedaughterofAdrastustogetherwithothers(cp。frag。99)cametothelamentationoverOedipus。

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