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14) and Thestylis (Theoc. 2. 95; Eel. 2. 10) are attendants. With Milton's description compare also Eel. i. 81: Et jam summa procul villarum culmina fumant.
and Eel. 2. jo, ii: Tliestylis et rapido fessis messoribus sestu Allia serpyllumque herbas contundit olentes.
COTTTTO.-C. 120.
Cotytto or Cotys was originally a goddess of the Thracian tribe Edoni, and was worshipped with noisy rites similar to those used in the celebration of the Phrygian Rhea or Cybele (Strabo 10. 470).
According to Suida...s (diaaiiTJig, 'K6tvq) and Hesychius (KotottA) her worship in a licentious form was to be found in Corinth. Whether it actually existed in Athens is disputed. Juvenal at any rate would imply that it did {Sat. 2. 91, 92); Talia secreta coluerunt Orgia tEeda Cecropiara soliti BaptEe lassare Cotytto.
Tfie Sources 25 The scholium on this passage says: 'Bapta, titulus libri, quo impu- dici describuntur ab Epolide, qui inducit vires Athenienses ad imi- tationem foeminarum saltantes, lassare psaltriam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14) and Thestylis (Theoc. 2. 95; Eel. 2. 10) are attendants. With Milton's description compare also Eel. i. 81: Et jam summa procul villarum culmina fumant.
and Eel. 2. jo, ii: Tliestylis et rapido fessis messoribus sestu Allia serpyllumque herbas contundit olentes.
COTTTTO.-C. 120.
Cotytto or Cotys was originally a goddess of the Thracian tribe Edoni, and was worshipped with noisy rites similar to those used in the celebration of the Phrygian Rhea or Cybele (Strabo 10. 470).
According to Suida...s (diaaiiTJig, 'K6tvq) and Hesychius (KotottA) her worship in a licentious form was to be found in Corinth. Whether it actually existed in Athens is disputed. Juvenal at any rate would imply that it did {Sat. 2. 91, 92); Talia secreta coluerunt Orgia tEeda Cecropiara soliti BaptEe lassare Cotytto.
Tfie Sources 25 The scholium on this passage says: 'Bapta, titulus libri, quo impu- dici describuntur ab Epolide, qui inducit vires Athenienses ad imi- tationem foeminarum saltantes, lassare psaltriam.
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