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 1 IV  |       songs, which are still in use in many of our cities. Tragedy
 2 XVI |  another by the swineherds. The use of tokens for the express
 3 XXI |         one which is in general use among a people; by a strange
 4 XXI |   strange word, one which is in use in another country. Plainly,
 5 XXI |       to the third. We may then use the fourth for the second,
 6 XXI |        never been even in local use, but is adopted by the poet
 7 XXII|      ordinary words, but by the use of metaphor it can. Such
 8 XXII| commonplace and mean, while the use of proper words will make
 9 XXII|         made by the appropriate use of lengthening, may be seen
10 XXV |       was ugly; for the Cretans use the word eueides, "well-flavored"
11 XXVI|       epic elements—it may even use the epic meter—with the