Note 34 — ARRIAN ON COURSING.
William Dansey translation
Chiron, the son of Saturn and the nymph Philyra, is fabled to have received his knowledge of hunting from Apollo and Diana; and to have instructed the numerous disciples, recorded by Xenophon in the first chapter of his Cynegeticus, in the science and practice of the chase.
Natalis Comes de Venatione L. iv.
Quis primus tulit ista viris? hominumne Deûmne Ingeniis inventa? dedit quis commoda tanta? Delia Phillyridem primum Chirona fugaces In sparsos per rura greges, sylvâque vagantes Armavit, fecitque vias in commoda tanta.