Fulham, June 5. 1850

_Living Dog better than a dead Lion_.--For an answer to my Query at Vol.

i., pp. 352. 371., where I asked for the authority upon which Baunez gave

_Homer_ credit for the expression (which is evidently none of his), "quod

leoni mortuo etiam lepores insultant," a friend has referred me to

_Antholog. Græc._. 8vo. Lipsiæ, 1794, tom. iv. p. 112.; out of which you

may, perhaps, think it not too late to insert the following Epigr. xi.

[Greek: "Hôs apo Hektoros titrôskomenou hupo Hellênôn,]

[Greek: Ballete nun meta potmon emon demas. hotti kai autai]

[Greek: Nekrou sôma leontos ephubrizousi lagôoi."]

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