2532 (return) [ The name Pan is here derived from PANTES, ‘all’. Cp.
Hesiod, _Works and Days_ ll. 80-82, _Hymn to Aphrodite_ (v) l. 198. for
the significance of personal names.]
2533 (return) [ Mr. Evelyn-White prefers to switch l. 10 and 11,
reading 11 first then 10.—DBK.]
2534 (return) [ An extra line is inserted in some MSS. after l. 15.—
DBK.]
2535 (return) [ The epithet is a usual one for birds, cp. Hesiod,
_Works and Days_, l. 210; as applied to Selene it may merely indicate
her passage, like a bird, through the air, or mean ‘far flying’.]
2601 (return) [ The _Epigrams_ are preserved in the pseudo-Herodotean
_Life of Homer_. Nos. III, XIII, and XVII are also found in the
_Contest of Homer and Hesiod_, and No. I is also extant at the end of
some MSS. of the _Homeric Hymns_.]