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The History of the Manners and Customs of Ancient Greece, Volume 2 (of 3)

Note 1131 — Chapter I · THE VILLA AND THE FARMYARD.

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Aristoph. Nub. 109. Suid. v. φασιανοὶ. t. ii. p. 1033. b. Thom. Magist. v. φασιανοὶ. p. 885. Blancard. Of the commentators on Aristophanes, however, some by the word φασιανοὶ understand horses, and some pheasants. The probability is, that they imported both, and that the poet means to play upon the word.

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