vi.

201.
[44] This is a translation from Euripides: [Greek: Hosth' himeros m' hypelthe ge te k' ourano lexai molouse deuro Medeias tychas.]--Med.

57.
[45] [Greek: Lien gar polloi kai epetrimoi emata panta piptousin, pote ken tis anapneuseie ponoio; alla chre ton men katathaptemen, hos ke thanesi, nelea thymon echontas, ep' emati dakrysantas.]-- Hom.Il.xix.

226.
[46] This is one of the fragments of Euripides which we are unable to assign to any play in particular; it occurs Var.Ed.Tr.Inc.

167.
[Greek: Ei men tod' emar proton en kakoumeno kai me makran de dia ponon enaustoloun eikos sphadazein en an, hos neozyga polon, chalinon artios dedegmenon nyn d' amblys eimi, kai katertykos kakon.] [47] This is only a fragment, preserved by Stobaeus: [Greek: Tous d' an megistous kai sophotatous phreni toiousd' idois an, oios esti nyn hode, kalos kakos prassonti symparainesai hotan de daimon andros eutychous to prin mastig' epise tou biou palintropon, ta polla phrouda kai kakos eiremena.] [48] [Greek: Ok.