Chapter

1 1|      the dramas and the raving poets, now quite intoxicated,
2 1|     hand, the Arcadians by the poets, who describe them as older
3 2|  whatever else the sons of the poets sing.~ But sentiments erroneous,
4 2|        creations of the tragic poets. And some even of the philosophers,
5 2|        philosophers, after the poets, make idols of forms of
6 2|        accordingly, who by the poets is held in the highest possible
7 2| Mnemosyne, and the rest of the poets and authors deify and worship,-
8 2|        without reason that the poets call him a cruel wretch
9 2|    blood. For the ichor of the poets is more repulsive than blood;