. The birds. With introd. and notes by Merry . bonbonHENRY FROWDE. Oxford University Press WarehouseAmen Corner, NOTES. The name of the principal character is generally given in theMSS. asIl€i<r0€Taipos, a form for which no analogy can be found. Meinekefollows Cobet in reading IIicr0«Taipos, a form quoted by Rangabe froman inscription ; but we look for a word that means rather 6 ttu6<dv tovseraipovs than maros eraipos. We are therefore left to decide betweenIIsio-tTaipos like TletaicxTpaTos, or IleiOsTaipos like Tlddayopas, HuOijVup,Tlei66\as. The characters are thus distribute
. The birds. With introd. and notes by Merry . bonbonHENRY FROWDE. Oxford University Press WarehouseAmen Corner, NOTES. The name of the principal character is generally given in theMSS. asIl€i<r0€Taipos, a form for which no analogy can be found. Meinekefollows Cobet in reading IIicr0«Taipos, a form quoted by Rangabe froman inscription ; but we look for a word that means rather 6 ttu6<dv tovseraipovs than maros eraipos. We are therefore left to decide betweenIIsio-tTaipos like TletaicxTpaTos, or IleiOsTaipos like Tlddayopas, HuOijVup,Tlei66\as. The characters are thus distributed by Beer:Protagonist: Peithetaerus. Deuteragonist \ Euelpides (1-850), Poet (940-953), Meton (992-1020%Decreemonger (1035-1055), 1st and 2nd Messenger (1122-1163,1170-1187), Herald (1271-1307), Cinesias (1372-1409), Prome-theus (1494-1552), Heracles (1565-1693).Tritagonist: Trochilus (61-84), Lpops (91-675), Priest (859-894),Prophet (959-991), Inspector (1021-1054), Iris (1199-1261), Un-natural Son (1337-1371), Informer (1410-1469, Poseidon (1565-1693), 3rd Mes
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