1112 (return) [ Odysseus appears to have been mentioned once only—and
that casually—in the _Returns_.]
1113 (return) [ M.M. Croiset note that the _Aethiopis_ and the _Sack_
were originally merely parts of one work containing lays (the
Amazoneia, Aethiopis, Persis, etc.), just as the _Iliad_ contained
various lays such as the Diomedeia.]
1114 (return) [ No date is assigned to him, but it seems likely that he
was either contemporary or slightly earlier than Lesches.]
1115 (return) [ Cp. Allen and Sikes, _Homeric Hymns_ p. xv. In the text
I have followed the arrangement of these scholars, numbering the Hymns
to Dionysus and to Demeter, I and II respectively: to place _Demeter_
after _Hermes_, and the Hymn to Dionysus at the end of the collection
seems to be merely perverse.]