Note 23 — BOOK X. (continued 2)
Rowland Smith translation
"Εσσατο δ' ἔκτοσθε' ῥινὸν πoλιθῖο λύκοιο Κρατὶ δ' ἔπι κτιδέην κυνέην."—Iliad, x. 334.
From the example of Dorco, this became a favourite stratagem among pastoral characters. In the Pastor Fido (act iv. sc. 2) Dorinda disguises herself as a wolf, and the troubadour Vidal was hunted down in consequence of a similar experiment.—Dunlop.