J. O.

[Footnote 3: _The Art of Politicks, in imitation of Horace_, 1729, with a

hybrid portrait of Heidegger, the _arbit. elegant._ of his day.]

"_Virgin Wife and widowed Maid._"--Whence come the words "Virgin wife and

widow'd maid," quoted, apparently, by Liddell and Scott in their Greek

Lexicon, s.v. [Greek: aparthenos], as a rendering or illustration of Hec.

610.?

"[Greek: Numphen t' anumphon, parthenon t' aparthenon]."

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