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Daybeam  ��Polus��  =  Much   ��Bia��  =  Force  ��Stikhon��  =  Stepping   in   rank 

and file ��Spoude�� = Much ado ��Bruas�� = Gusher ��Oinas�� = ��1�� Vine�察。�2�� 

Rockdove。 See Aristot。 ;H。 A。; v。 13�察                �14�察�i。 3�察�10�察�Ael。 ;N。 A。; iv。 

58。 = Columba livia =                rockdove�察�the colour of ripening grapes�察�al。 

��oinas�� =              the vine。 ��Sterros�� = ;Stiff�察─ �King Sturdy; ��Krauge�� 

= Clamour。 Cf。 Plat。 ;Rep。; 607 B。 ��Kainon�� = Killer ��Turbas�� = ;Topsy´ 

turvy; ��Sthenon�� = Strong man ��Aither�� = Ether ��'Aktis�� = Ray of light 

��Aikhme��       =  Spear´point    ��Nors��    =  Clever   ��girl��  ��Gnome��     =   Maxim 

��Stibon�� = Tracker ��'Orme�� = Dash。 So Arrian �─�Cyn。; viii。 5�� named his 

favourite hound。 

          For other names see Herodian�察。�peri mon。 l�� ��on monosyllables���察�

12。 7�察 �Corp。 Inscr。; iv。 p。 184�察�n。 8319�察�Arrian�察�v。 6�察�xix。�察          �Colum。 vii。 

12�察  �13。   According   to  Pollux�察  �v。   47�察 �Xenophon   had   a  dog       named 

��ippokentauros�� ��cf。 ;Cyrop。; IV。 iii。 17��。 

    The young hounds may be taken out to the chase at the age of eight 

months��9�А�if bitches�察�or if males at the age of ten。 They should not be let 



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loose on the trail of a hare sitting�撮�10�А�but should be kept attached by long 

leashes and allowed to follow on a line while scenting�撮�11�А�with free scope 

to run along the trail。��12�А�

     ��9�А�Cf。 Pollux�察�v。 54�察�al。 Arrian�察�xxv。�察�xxvi。 

     ��10�А�Pollux�察�v。 12。 

     ��11�А �The dogs that are trailing�察─�Blane。 

     ��12�А   �See    Stonehenge�察      �Entering      of  greyhound       and   deerhound�察     �of 

foxhounds and harriers�察─�pp。 284�察�285。 

     As soon as a hare is found�察�provided the young hounds have the right 

points��13�А     �for  running�察    �they   should    not   be   let  loose   straight   off�此  �the 

huntsman should wait until the hare has got a good start and is out of sight�察�

then let the young hounds go。��14�А�The result of letting slip young hounds�察�

possessed of all the requisite points and full of pluck�撮�15�А�is that the sight 

of the hare will make them strain too violently and pull them to bits�撮�16�А�

while   their   frames   are   as   yet   unknit�察  �a   catastrophe   against   which   every 

sportsman   should   strenuously   guard。   If�察  �on   the   other   hand�察  �the   young 

hounds   do   not   promise   well   for   running�撮�17�А �there   is   no   harm  in   letting 

them go。 From the start they will give up all hope of striking the hare�察�and 

consequently escape the injury in question。��18�А�

     ��13�А   �For    points    see   the   same     authority�此   �the   harrier�察  �p。   59�察  �the 

foxhound�察�p。 54。 

     ��14�А�See Arrian's comment and dissent�察�xxv。 4。 

     ��15�А  �Lit。   ;which   are   at   once   well   shaped   and   have   the   spirit   for   the 

chase in them。; 

     ��16�А�Al。   ;they   will   overstrain   themselves   with   the   hare   in   sight�察  �and 

break   a   blood´vessel。;   See Arrian�察  �xxxi。   4�察  。�regnuntai   gar   autais            ai 

lagones��。 

     ��17�А�Or�察 �are defectively built for the chase。; 

     ��18�А�Or�察 �will not suffer such mishap。; 

     As to the trail of a hare on the run�察�there is no harm in letting them 

follow it up till they overtake her。��19�А�When the hare is caught the carcass 

should be given to the young hounds to tear in pieces。��20�А�

     ��19�А�Perhaps read ��eos an thelosi���察 �as long as they choose。; The MSS。 

have ��elthosi��。 



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     ��20�А�See Stonehenge�察�p。 287�察 �blooded�察�so as to make him understand 

the nature of the scent;�察�ib。 284。 

     As   soon   as   these   young   hounds   refuse   to   stay   close   to   the   nets   and 

begin to scatter�察�they must be called back�察�till they have been accustomed 

to find the hare by following her up�察�or else�察�if not taught to quest for her 

��time after time�� in proper style�察�they may end by becoming skirters��21��a 

bad education。��22�А�

     ��21�А。�ekkunoi���察�cf。 Arrian�察�xxv。 5。 

     ��22�А。�poneron mathema���察�ib。 9。 

     As long as they are pups�察�they should have their food given them near 

the nets�察�when these are being taken up�撮�23�А�so that if from inexperience 

they should lose their way on the hunting´field�察�they may come back for it 

and    not   be   altogether    lost。  In  time   they   will   be  quit   of  this  instinct 

themselves�撮�24�А�when their hostile feeling towards the animal is developed�察�

and they will be more concerned about the quarry than disposed to give 

their food a thought。��25�А�

     ��23�А。�anairontai�� sc。 ��ai arkues���察�see above�察�vi。 26。 

     ��24�А�Or�察 �abandon the practice。; 

     ��25�А  �See   Stonehenge�察  �p。   289   ��another   context���此   ─�   。   。   the   desire   for 

game in a well´bred dog is much greater than the appetite for                          food�察�

unless the stomach has long been deprived of it。; 

     As   a   rule�察  �the   master   should   give   the   dogs   their   food   with   his   own 

hand�察�since�察�however much the animal may be in want of food without his 

knowing   who   is   to   blame   for   that�察  �it   is   impossible   to   have   his   hunger 

satisfied without his forming an affection for his benefactor。��26�А                 。�26�А�Or�察�

;If want in itself does not reveal to him the cause of his                    suffering�察�to 

be given food when hungry for it will arouse in him                      affection for the 

donor。; 



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     The time to track hares is after a fall of snow deep enough to conceal 

the ground completely。 As long as there are black patches intermixed�察�the 

hare will be hard to find。 It is true that outside these the tracks will remain 

visible   for   a   long   time�察  �when   the   snow   comes   down   with   a   north   wind 

blowing�察�because the snow does not melt immediately�察�but if the wind be 

mild with gleams of sunshine�察�they will not last long�察�because the snow is 

quickly thawed。 When it snows steadily and without intermission there is 

nothing to be done�察�the tracks will be covered up。 Nor�察�again�察�if there be a 

strong     wind   blowing�察    �which    will   whirl   and   drift  the   snow    about   and 

obliterate the tracks。 It will not do to take the hounds into the field in that 

case�撮�1�А�since owing to excessive frost the snow will blister��2�А�the feet and 

noses   of   the   dogs   and   destroy   the   hare's   scent。  Then   is   the   time   for   the 

sportsman to take the haye nets and set off with a comrade up to the hills�察�

and leave the cultivated lands behind�察�and when he has got upon the tracks 

to follow up the clue。 If the tracks are much involved�察�and he follows them 

only to   find himself   back   again   ere   along   at   the   same   place�撮�3�А �he   must 

make   a   series   of   circuits   and   sweep   round   the   medley   of   tracks�察  �till   he 

finds out where they really lead。��4�А�

     ��1�А�Lit。 ;I say it is no use setting out with dogs to this chase。; 

     ��2�А。�kaei��。 Cf。 Arrian�察�xiv。 5。 

     ��3�А�Reading ��ekonta�� sc。 ��ton kunegeten 。 。 。�� or if ��ekonta�察�kuklous�� 

��sc。    ��ta   ikhne���В察    �transl。   ;if  the   tracks    are   involved�察    �doubling      on 

themselves and coming back eventually to the same place。; 

     ��4�А�Or�察 �where the end of the string is。; 

     The hare makes many windings�察�being at a loss to find a resting´place�察�

and at the same time she is accustomed to deal subtly��5�А�in her method of 

progression�察�because her footsteps lead perpetually to her pursuit。 

     ��5�А  。�tekhnazein��。   Cf。   Ael。   ;N。   A。;   vi。   47�察  �ap。   Schneid。   A   fact   for 

Uncle Remus。 

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