1
Baumeister, p. 94, and note on Hymn to Hermes, 51, citing Antigonus Carystius. See, too, Gemoll, Die Homerischen Hymnen, p. 105.
2
Journal of Hellenic Society, vol. xiv. pp. 1-29. Mr. Verrall’s whole paper ought to be read, as a summary cannot be adequate.
3
Henderson, “The Casket Letters,” p. 67.
4
Baumeister, “Hymni Homerici,” 1860, p. 108 et seq.
5
Die Homerischen Hymnen 1 Baumeister, p. 94, and note on Hymn to Hermes, 51, citing Antigonus Carystius. See, too, Gemoll, 2 3 Henderson, “The Casket Letters,” p. 67. 4 Baumeister, “Hymni Homerici,” 1860, p. 108 5 6 7 ( 8 Hartland, “Folk-Lore,” ix. 4, 312; x. I, p. 51. 9 Winslow, 1622. 10 For authorities, see Mr Howitt in the 11 Manning, “Notes on the Aborigines of New Holland.” Read before Royal Society of New South Wales, 1882. Notes taken down in 1845. Compare Mrs. Langloh Parker, 12 Spencer and Gillen, “Natives of Central Australia,” p. 651, 13 For the use of Hermes’s tortoise-shell as a musical instrument 14 Gemoll. 15 “Golden Bough,” i. 279. Mannhardt, 16 Howitt, 17 The Kurnai hold this belief. 18 Brough Smyth, vol. i. p. 426 19