1 ὥσπερ marks the figurative use as τινα in Aeschines, Tim. 135 τινα καταδρομήν.
2 Cf. Introduction p. xvii. The third wave, sometimes the ninth, was proverbially the greatest. Cf. Euthydemus 293 A, Lucan v. 672 “decimus dictu mirabile fluctus,” and Swineburne: “Who swims in sight of the third wave/ That never a swimmer shall cross or climb.”
3 συγγνώμην: L. and S. wrongly with ὅτι, “to acknowledge that . . .”
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