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1 III| villages, they say, are by them called komai, by the Athenians
2 IV |      hence the measure is still called the iambic or lampooning
3 V  |         poets, distinctively so called, are heard of. Who furnished
4 XXI|      The cup may, therefore, be called "the shield of Dionysus,"
5 XXI|        Evening may therefore be called, "the old age of the day,"
6 XXI|    instance, to scatter seed is called sowing: but the action of
7 XXV|       for the best known may be called the only one.~Again, the
8 XXV|         Thus any mixed drink is called oinos, "wine". Hence Ganymede
9 XXV|         too workers in iron are called chalkeas, or "workers in