1724 (return) [ Son of Apollonius Dyscolus, lived in Rome under Marcus
Aurelius. His chief work was on accentuation.]
1725 (return) [ This and the next two fragment segments are meant to be
read together.—DBK.]
1726 (return) [ Sacred to Poseidon. For the custom observed there, cp.
_Homeric Hymns_ iii. 231 ff.]