Stamford.
_Aulus Gellius' Description of a Dimple_ (Vol. iv., p. 134.).--The
couplet quoted by your correspondent RT. is from Varro, and I think he
will find it given by Mad. Dacier in her edition of Anacreon, under Ode
xxviii., line 26.:
"[Greek: trypherou d' esô geneiou]," &c.
[Hebrew: A. T.]
If your correspondent RT. will refer to Gray's _Works_, vol. ii. p.
164., edited by Mitford, and published by Pickering, 1836, he will find
the following note:--
"The fragment is not to be found in Aulus Gellius, but in Mori
Marcellus, under the word 'Mollitudo.'"
Now what _Mori Marcellus_ means, I know not: perhaps some of your
correspondents may enlighten me on that point.