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;Her。;      x。  Cf。    Strab。    viii。  6。   2   ��368���察   �Leake�察     �Morea�察─     �ii。  358�察�

Baedeker�察 �Greece�察─�245。 

     ��30�А   �i。e。  Odysseus     and    Diomed。     ��S。   11�察 �I  confess�察   �strikes   me   as 

somewhat in Xenophon's manner。�� See ;Mem。; IV。 ii。 33�察 �Apol。; 26。 

     Menestheus�撮�31�А  �through   diligence   and   patient   care�察  �the   outcome   of 

the chase�察 �so   far overshot   all   men in   love of toil that   even the   chiefs of 

Hellas     must   confess     themselves     inferior   in  the   concerns     of  war   save 

Nestor only�察�and Nestor�察�it is said�撮�32�А�excelled not but alone might rival 

him。 

     ��31�А  �For   Menestheus�察  �who   led   the Athenians   against   Troy�察  �cf。   Hom。 

;Il。; ii。 552�察�iv。 327�察�Philostr。 ;Her。; ii。 16�察�Paus。 ii。 25。 6�察                  �i。 17。 6�察�

Plut。 ;Thes。; 32�察�35。 

     ��32�А   �Or�察  �so   runs   the   tale�察─ �e。g。  in  ;The    Catalogue。;     See    ;Il。;  ii。 

l。c。�此。�Nestor oios erizen���察 �Only Nestor rivalled him�察�for he was                         the 

elder by birth; ��W。 Leaf��。 

     Odysseus and Diomedes��33�А�were brilliant for many a single deed of 



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arms�察�and mainly to these two was due the taking of Troy town。��34�А�

     ��33�А  �The   two   heroes   are   frequently   coupled   in   Homer�察  �e。g。   ;Il。;   v。 

519�察�x。 241�察�etc。 

     ��34�А  �Or�察   �were   brilliant   in   single   points�察  �and   broadly   speaking   were 

the cause that Troy was taken。; See Hygin。 ;Fab。; 108�察�Virg。                           ;Aen。; 

ii。 163。 

     Castor and Polydeuces�撮�35�А�by reason of their glorious display of arts 

obtained   from   Cheiron�察  �and   for   the   high   honour   and   prestige   therefrom 

derived�察�are now immortal。 

     ��35�А    �Castor�察   �Polydeuces�察     �s。  Polluxthe      great   twin    brethren。    See 

Grote�察 �H。 G。; i。 232 foll。 

     Machaon        and   Podaleirius��36�А     �were    trained    in  this  same     lore�察 �and 

proved     themselves   adepts   in      works   of   skill�察  �in  argument   and     feats   of 

arms。��37�А�

     ��36�А�As   to   the   two   sons   of Asclepius�察  �Machaon   and   Podaleirius�察  �the 

leaders of the Achaeans�察�see ;Il。; ii。 728�察�Schol。 ad Pind。                       ;Pyth。; iii。 

14�察�Paus。 iii。 26�察�iv。 3�察�Strab。 vi。 4 ��284���察�Diod。                   iv。 71。 4�察�Grote�察 �H。 

G。; i。 248。 

     ��37�А�Or�察 �in crafts�察�in reasonings�察�and in deeds of war。; 

     Antilochus�撮�38�А�in that he died for his father�察�obtained so great a glory 

that�察�in the judgment of Hellas�察�to him alone belongs the title ;philopator�察─�

;who loved his father。;��39�А�

     ��38�А�Antilochus�察�son of Nestor�察�slain by Memnon。 ;Od。; iv。 186 foll。�察�

Pind。 ;Pyth。; vi。 28�察�Philostr。 ;Her。; iv。�察 �Icon。; ii。 281。 

     ��39�А�Lit。 ;to be alone proclaimed Philopator among the Hellenes。; Cf。 

Plat。    ;Laws�察─    �730   D�察   �He    shall   be   proclaimed      the  great    and   perfect 

citizen�察  �and   bear   away   the   palm   of   virtue;�察  �and   for   the   epithet       see 

Eur。 ;Or。; 1605�察 �I。 A。; 68。 

     Aeneas��40�А�saved the ancestral godshis father's and his mother's�撮�41�А�

yea�察�and his own father also�察�whereby he bore off a reputation for piety so 

great that to him alone among all on whom they laid their conquering hand 

in Troy even the enemy granted not to be despoiled。 

     ��40�А �As   to   Aeneas   see   Poseidon's   speech�察   �Il。;   xx。   293   foll。�察  �Grote�察�

;H。 G。; i。 413�察�427 foll。 



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     ��41�А�Cf。 ;Hell。; II。 iv。 21。 

     Achilles�撮�42�А�lastly�察�being nursed in this same training�察�bequeathed to 

after´days   memorials   so   fair�察  �so   ample�察  �that   to speak or   hear   concerning 

him no man wearies。 

     ��42�А   �The   highest   form   that   floated   before   Greek   imagination   was 

Achilles�察─�Hegel�察 �Lectures on the Philosophy of History; ��Eng。                         tr。 p。 

233���察  �and   for   a   beautiful   elaboration   of   that   idea�察  �J。   A。    Symonds�察�

;Greek Poets�察─�2nd series�察�ch。 ii。 

     Such�察�by dint of that paintstaking care derived from Cheiron�察�these all 

proved themselves�察�of whom all good men yet still to´day are lovers and 

all base men envious。 So much so that if throughout the length and breadth 

of   Hellas   misfortunes   at   any   time   befell   city   or   king�察  �it   was   they   who 

loosed the knot of them�撮�43�А�or if all Hellas found herself confronted with 

the hosts of the Barbarians in strife and battle�察�once again it was these who 

nerved the arms of Hellenes to victory and rendered Hellas unconquered 

and unconquerable。 

     ��43�А  �Reading   ��eluonto   autous���察  �or   if   as   L。   D。�察  。�di   autous���察  �transl。 

;thanks to them�察�they were loosed。; 

     For my part�察�then�察�my advice to the young is�察�do not despise hunting or 

the other training of your boyhood�察�if you desire to grow up to be good 

men�察�good not only in war but in all else of which the issue is perfection in 

thought�察�word�察�and deed。 



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                                              II 



     The first efforts of a youth emerging from boyhood should be directed 

to the institution of the chase�察�after which he should come to the rest of 

education�察�provided he have the means and with an eye to the same�察�if his 

means be ample�察�in a style worthy of the profit to be derived�察�or�察�if they be 

scant�察�let him at any rate contribute enthusiasm�察�in nothing falling short of 

the power he possesses。 

     What are the aids and implements of divers sorts with which he who 

would enter on this field must equip himself�拭�These and the theory of each 

in   particular   I   will   now   explain。   With   a   view   to   success   in   the   work�察�

forewarned       is  forearmed。      Nor    let  such    details   be   looked    upon    as 

insignificant。 Without them there will be an end to practical results。��1�А�

     ��1�А  �Or�察   �The   question   suggests   itselfhow   many   instruments   and   of 

what sort are required by any one wishing to enter this field�拭�A                     list of 

these I propose to give�察�not omitting the theoretical side                  of the matter 

in each case�察�so that whoever lays his hand   to this                   work may  have 

some knowledge to go upon。 It would be a mistake to                          regard these 

details as trivial。 In fact�察�without them the               undertaking might as well 

be let alone。; 

     The net´keeper should be a man with a real passion for the work�察�and 

in tongue a Hellene�察�about twenty years of age�察�of wiry build�察�agile at once 

and strong�察�with pluck enough to overcome the toils imposed on him�撮�2�А�

and to take pleasure in the work。 

     ��2�А。�toutous���察 �by this�察�that�察�or the other good quality。; 

     The     ordinary     small   nets    should    be   made     of   fine   Phasian     or 

Carthaginian��3�А      �flax�察 �and   so   too  should    the   road   nets  and   the   larger 

hayes。��4�А    �These    small    nets   should    be   nine´threaded      ��made    of   three 

strandes�察  �and   each   strand   of   three   threads�В撮�5�А  �five   spans��6�А  �in   depth�撮�7�А�

and two palms��8�А�at the nooses or pockets。��9�А�There should be no knots in 

the   cords   that   run   round�察  �which   should   be   so   inserted   as   to   run   quite 

smoothly。��10�А�The road net should be twelve´threaded�察�and the larger net 

��or haye�� sixteen。 They may be of different sizes�察�the former varying from 

twelve to twenty´four or thirty feet�察�the latter from sixty to one hundred 



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and   twenty   or   one   hundred   and   eighty   feet。��11�А  �If   larger   they   will   be 

unwieldy   and   hard   to   manage。   Both   should   be   thirty´knotted�察  �and   the 

interval of the nooses the same as in the ordinary small nets。 At the elbow 

ends��12�А�the road net should be furnished with nipples��13�А。�or eyes���察�and 

the larger sort ��the haye�� with rings�察�and both alike with a running line of 

twisted   cord。   The   pronged   stakes��14�А  �for   the   small   nets   should   be   ten 

palms high�撮�15�А�as a rule�察�but there should be some shorter ones besides�察�

those    of   unequal    length    will   be  convenient      to  equalise    the   height   on 

uneven ground�察�and those of equal length on level。 They should be sharp´ 

tipped so as to draw out easily��16�А�and smooth throughout。 Those for the 

road nets should be twice the height�撮�17�А�and those for the big ��haye�� nets 

five spans long�撮�18�А�with small forks�察�the notches not deep�察�they should be 

stout and solid�察�of a thickness proportionate to their length。 The number of 

props     needed      for   the   nets    will   varymany       or   few�察   �according      to 

circumstances�察  �a   less   number   if   the   tension   on   the   net   be   great�察  �and   a 

larger number when the nets are slack。��19�А�

     ��3�А�Phasian or Carchedonian。 Cf。 Pollux�察�v。 26。 

     ��4�А。�arkus�察�enodia�察�diktua��。 

     ��5�А。�L。 Dind。 brackets。�А�See Pollux�察�v。 27�察�ap。 Schn。 

     ��6�А   。�spithame���察     �a  span   ��dodrans��     =   7  1/2   inches。   Herod。     ii。  106�察�

��trispithamos���察�Hes。 ;Op。; 424�察�Plat。 ;Alc。; i。 126 C�察�Aristot。                        ;H。 A。; 

viii。 28。 5�察�Polyb。 v。 3´6。 

     ��7�А。�to megethos��。 

     ��8�А   �Or�察   �eight    fingers'    breadth    ��;   =   6   inches    ��。   ��palaiste��     or 

��palaste���察�a palm or four fingers' breadth = 3 inches ��。 

     ��9�А。�tous brokhous���察�a purse or tunnel arrangement with slip loop。 

  
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