Note 234 — Chapter XXI · GRECIAN EPIC.—HOMERIC POEMS.
Reading edition
Herodot. ii. 117; iv. 32. The words in which Herodotus intimates his own dissent from the reigning opinion, are treated as spurious by F. A. Wolf, and vindicated by Schweighäuser: whether they be admitted or not, the general currency of the opinion adverted to is equally evident.