Chapter

 1 2|           by Hercules; and Panyasis relates that the beams of Sol were
 2 2|     Hercules; and the same Panyasis relates, that by the same Hercules
 3 2|         sandy Pylos. Sosibius, too, relates that Hercules was wounded
 4 2|         book of the Brave and Fair, relates that Agamemnon king of the
 5 2|        begot Myrmidon? Polemo, too, relates that the people who inhabit
 6 3|     tragedies on the stage. Monimus relates, in his treatise on marvels,
 7 3| evil-averting deities, as Dorotheus relates in his first book of Italian
 8 4|             of Euclides, Olympichus relates in his Samiaca. Do not,
 9 4|            authority Dionysius, who relates this in the fifth part of
10 4|           Praxiteles, as Posidippus relates in his book about Cnidus,
11 4|      sun-god, as Aristus of Salamis relates. And why mention Nicagorus?
12 4|      embraced the stone. Posidippus relates this. The former of these