[1] They mourned the event before they knew it.
[2] _Misenus apud Virgilium, ingenti mole, etc._
[3] Men that never eat salt with their food.
[4] _Γήπᾳ ὑπὸ λιπαρῳ̑._ Which all translate _senectute sub molli._ The
epithet _λιπαρῳ̑;_ not of _λιπαρὸς,_ viz, _pinguis,_ or _λιπαρω̑ς,
pinguiter,_ but _λιπαρω̑ς_ signifying _flagitanter orando._ To which
pious age is ever altogether addicted.
[5] Amphiaraus was her husband, whom she betrayed to his ruin at
Thebes, for gold taken of Adrastus her brother.
[6] _Venustè et salsè dictum._
[7] This advice he followed at his coming home.
[8] This place (and a number more) is most miserably mistaken by all
translators and commentors.
[9] The horse abovesaid.
[10] Ajax the son of Telamon.