Note 367 — FIRST SECTION. (continued 2)

Such a corruption of the word on the part of Herodotus is all the more likely, as it is clearly established by modern investigations (as indeed Heyne, loco citato, maintained long ago) that he never was in Scythia proper. Comp. Herodoti Musae, edit. J. Ch. F. Baehr, Vol. IV. Leipzig 1835., p. 395., and Vol. I. p. 455. C. G. L. Heyse, De Herodoti vita et intineribus Diss. (Dissertation on the Life and Journeys of Herodotus). Berlin 1826. 8vo. p. 104.