iv.

735.
[194] [Greek: ho de thrasys oxei palmo | stethesin achrantoisi peson perilemenos aner].
[195] iv.

437 c: 440 d.
[196] Ibid.p.

342.
[197] Even Chrysostom, who certainly read the place as we do, is observed twice to glide into the more ordinary expression, viz.

xiii.
423, line 13 from the bottom, and p.