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328 ^ArchdologiA ^Attictz. Lib, 6, Cdf, 6.
l»'Ot accendit stiil,pcrfaaps in a metaphor from the sire of th®
Torches once in usie. The fii st invention os the Trumpet is
In Plun. attributed by the Schoiiast upon Emipidts to the Tyrrbeni,
srom whom it is conceived to have been sirst brought into
Greece by one Archidts an assistant to the Hemeiida, as the
a 'EthV same Scholiad reports in the same place. a <®t?.7% -5 ' hpyj Jk{
7u;<mriK.» And therefore he calis the Trumpet,rjpnvubx^viz. from the
"2a.K7nyyi% >y inventers; as ;he Poet bimseife had done before, both in his
owJn-^M Thaxise, and his Heraclida: where he saies it was used when
Kui'tti-tftsi, they joyned Battle, and that then it sounded bep3/ci> a long
v. 830. blast, like that in the book of sudges ( but of this word I have
b C. 6.5. spoken before. ) There was a time when shields did serve soe
Trumpets coxch<eq3 fonantes: and then you might easily con»
strue chat riddle of TheognU.
li^vmuii £o<c7 s%r)y'oiAiv@- sovati^
CAP. VL
^De Scjtale, de MUitHtn poem &pumiii t> Stpnlturh.
T F it went well with the Army in the fight, themesTen-
c Eth KiTct- L ger that was sent with the newes was adorned with c Gar-
sipn rel'/j>v$' lands. In the meane time those that were at home, and conti-
opa.8ic.S0ph. nually lookt for newes, used to sacriske to the gods in the
Tracb, waies, a(av i'dy*$*Hivssivbuma»7t>jl7Mt}eiV JtAwt-iop, ^7ss-
y. In Ar'v ^»v>, Is it were god,too bring it along the way to them , is not,to
sioph. £q. be there in the reaj andJhp it. For close contey ing of the intel-
ligence I suppose they had severall waies. Whether they made
L, 17. s.9. useof the Lacedemonian o-Kvmhti,I know not. If you please.yoa
may read the desctiption thereof in A.Gellim at full: orinthe
Schoiiast upon v^rissophar.es in his Aues. Where he saies,thac
they made them two staves or rods Jcrcswu/s of a length, one
to be kept at home, and the other to be carried by the Gene*
rail
l»'Ot accendit stiil,pcrfaaps in a metaphor from the sire of th®
Torches once in usie. The fii st invention os the Trumpet is
In Plun. attributed by the Schoiiast upon Emipidts to the Tyrrbeni,
srom whom it is conceived to have been sirst brought into
Greece by one Archidts an assistant to the Hemeiida, as the
a 'EthV same Scholiad reports in the same place. a <®t?.7% -5 ' hpyj Jk{
7u;<mriK.» And therefore he calis the Trumpet,rjpnvubx^viz. from the
"2a.K7nyyi% >y inventers; as ;he Poet bimseife had done before, both in his
owJn-^M Thaxise, and his Heraclida: where he saies it was used when
Kui'tti-tftsi, they joyned Battle, and that then it sounded bep3/ci> a long
v. 830. blast, like that in the book of sudges ( but of this word I have
b C. 6.5. spoken before. ) There was a time when shields did serve soe
Trumpets coxch<eq3 fonantes: and then you might easily con»
strue chat riddle of TheognU.
li^vmuii £o<c7 s%r)y'oiAiv@- sovati^
CAP. VL
^De Scjtale, de MUitHtn poem &pumiii t> Stpnlturh.
T F it went well with the Army in the fight, themesTen-
c Eth KiTct- L ger that was sent with the newes was adorned with c Gar-
sipn rel'/j>v$' lands. In the meane time those that were at home, and conti-
opa.8ic.S0ph. nually lookt for newes, used to sacriske to the gods in the
Tracb, waies, a(av i'dy*$*Hivssivbuma»7t>jl7Mt}eiV JtAwt-iop, ^7ss-
y. In Ar'v ^»v>, Is it were god,too bring it along the way to them , is not,to
sioph. £q. be there in the reaj andJhp it. For close contey ing of the intel-
ligence I suppose they had severall waies. Whether they made
L, 17. s.9. useof the Lacedemonian o-Kvmhti,I know not. If you please.yoa
may read the desctiption thereof in A.Gellim at full: orinthe
Schoiiast upon v^rissophar.es in his Aues. Where he saies,thac
they made them two staves or rods Jcrcswu/s of a length, one
to be kept at home, and the other to be carried by the Gene*
rail