THE END OF THE NINETEENTH BOOK OF HOMER’S ODYSSEYS.

[1] _Χοὶνικος ἅπτηται,_ they will needs turn this, _quadram_ (for

_modium) gustet._ Though the words bear no such signification, but

give a proverb then in use repetition, which was: _he shall not join

or make a spoke in the nave of my chariot, or chariot-wheel.

Χοίνικον,_ or _χοίνικις,_ signifying _modiolus rotæ,_ and _ἅπτω,

recto._

[2] Intending with truth itself, not his show only.

[3] Autolycus gives his grandchild Ulysses his name: from whence the

Odysseys is derived, _’Οδυσσεύς,_ derived of _ὀδύζομαι, ex ὀδύνη

factum;_ signifying _dolorem proprie corporis, nam ira ex dolore

oritur._

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