2, Verse 3 37 48 39 30 22
3 28 21 40 31 23
4 I I 41 (p- 159) ό
10 (p. 137) 35 42 32 6
1 2 2 43 33 27
12 3 36 44 34 24
13 4 3 45 35 30
14 5 4 48 Ep. 1, p. 176 33
15 6 5 49 P+ 25 9 34
16 7 39 50 38 41
18 8 38° 51 39 321
19 11 7 53 40 60
20 12 8 54 41 45
ar 13 9 55 42 54
22 14 10 56 10 49
23 15 rt 57 (p- 166 n.) 42
24 17 13 58 43 59
28 18 14 59 (p. Ixvii) 56
26 19 15 60 44 7
27 20 16 61 (p. 158) 48
48 21 17 62 45 44
31 16 12 63 46 51
321 9 51 64 47 53
33 22 18 65 48 58
34 23 ! 4 57
26 24 10 67 49 61
37 27 29 68 51 43
38 29 25 69 52 55


A. FRAGMENTS.
ΕΠΙΝΙΚΟΙ.
1. [Bergk 4: Blass 1.]


9 “~
‘Os δ᾽ ἀπαξ εἰπεῖν, φρένα καὶ πυκινὰν
κέρδος ἀνθρώπων βιᾶται.
Stobaeus, Flor. 10. 14: Βακχυλίδου ᾿Επινικῶν (ste A: Βακχυλίδου simply, Τὶ
cavellus, ed. 1536).—‘ Be it said once for all, even wise minds are overmastered
love of gain.’ ὡς δ᾽ ἅπαξ εἰπεῖν, to sum up the matter in a single broad statem
(without taking account of exceptions): a phrase practically equivalent to ws dw


(or καθόλου) εἰπεῖν, but more sententious and emphatic.—Cp. ΧΙ. 199 f., εἰ μή 1
θερσιεπὴς φθόνος βιᾶται.
YMNOI.
2. [B. 11: Bl. 2.]
Aiat τέκος ἁμέτερον,
μεῖζον ἢ πενθεῖν ἐφάνη κακόν, ἀφθέγκτοισιν ἶσον.
