("Iliad", xxiii., 247.) (28) The Argo.

Conf.

Book III., 223.
(29) See Book VII., 1022.
(30) Son of Pelasgus.

From him was derived the ancient name of Thessaly, Haemonia.
(31) Medea.
(32) It was supposed that there was on the forehead of the new- born foal an excrescence, which was bitten off and eaten by the mother.

If she did not do this she had no affection for the foal.