1 P. 180, l. 104. _Bride of battle-wooing._ 'Dêanira' signifies 'Cause
of strife to heroes.'
2 P. 185, l. 303. _Ne'er may I see thee._ The Spartan captives from
Pylos had lately been at Athens, and some of them were reputed
descendants of Hyllus, the son of Dêanira.
3 P. 195, l. 654. _Frees him for ever._ His last contest brings his
final deliverance.
4 P. 201, l. 860. _From Love's dread minister,_ i.e. from Aphrodite,
working through the concealed and silent Iole.