100 τῶν θ΄. In adding θ᾽ (which
Kenyon, Blass and Jurenka accept) I was
guided by the fact that υἷας ought to
be governed by μέλπουσι (94): it is still
the maidens that sing of Achilles and
Ajax. If @° is absent, then Boa- in 103
must be read as Boacw (cp. Eur. Helen.
1108 f. σὲ... | ...dvaBoacw, ‘loudly hymn
thee’): but this is much less fitting or
probable.—depotpdxovs: cp. Hes. Op.
775 ἀερσιπότητος ἀράχνης: Scut. 316
ἀερσιπόται : Ap. Rhod. 2. 1061 ἀερσιλό-
govs. On the other hand dpolwrodas in
Hom. hymn. 1v. 211 is exceptional. We
might suppose synizesis in vidas: but
υἷας is more likely. Cp. 111. 77 where
vii seems certain.
102—104 ‘EpiBolas, daughter of
Alcathous, king of Megara; wife of
Telamon (Pind. /. v. 45: Soph. 41.
569).
tos f. βοαθόον (βοή and rt def), hast-


= pe


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