— Zucion,  Phalarit  prior,  11. — Ovid,  TUs,  441.)  Ac-
cording to  Lucian'e  account,  pipe*  were  to  be  iineittl
into  tlw  nostrils  of  the  bull  when  a  penon  wei  alMl
to  auffer,  and  the  cry  of  (he  victim  would  eoaw  fmt
with  a  kind  of  low,  moaning  mniic     po^  Mi^
av?X>v  ftiX^  AmrMait,  ela  Atjupwraro,  aoi  t««Mf
oti  dpnvuiet,  col  fmc^trat  yotpurarov. — Iiaais.L
c).    This,  however,  is  all  embeUishment ;  and  n  til
same  light,  no  doubt,  are  we  to  regard  what  ihii  mi-
ter also  telle  us,  that  I^aris,  after  haviog  fUutM
the  artist  by  means  of  his  own  work,  seiii  Uie  tndl  M
ai^  offering  to  Apollo  at  Delphi ;  unless,  u  BcniieT
inelinee  to  believe,  there  was  aome  traditioa  thai  Ai
bull  bad  been  ae  aent,  and  that,  having  been  rej^M
by  the  priesta,  it  was' carried  back  lo  Agtigeottna.
