[25]_Pap. Fayûm_, London, 1900, I (pp. 74 ff.) and _Pap. Oxyrh._ 1019 (vol. VII. 1910, pp. 143 ff.), both of the early III century, found in 1906 and 1910. [26]Preface to _Chariton’s Chaereas and Callirhoe_, Ann Arbor and London, 1939. Throughout this chapter I use this translation of Chariton by Warren E. Blake and the Greek text edited by him, _Charitonis Aphrodisiensis, de Chaerea et Callirhoe amatoriarum narrationum libri octo_, Oxford, 1938. [27]IV. 4, 7-10; IV. 5, 8; IV. 6, 4; IV. 6, 8 (2 letters); VIII. 4, 2-3; VIII. 4, 5-6. [28]III. 2. [29]II. 1. [30]II. 9. [31]V. 5. [32]VI. 2. [33]I. 1. [34]I. 6. [35]III. 2. [36]VI. 4. [37]III. 3. [38]VII. 4. [39]II. 5. [40]IV. 3. [41]VIII. 7, 8. [42]VII. 1 = _Il._ X. 540. [43]VI. 2 = _Il._ I. 317. [44]VII. 4 = _Il._ XIII. 131. [45]VII. 4 = _Il._ X. 483. [46]V. 4 = _Il._ IV. 1. [47]II. 9 = _Il._ XXIII. 66-67. [48]V. 5 = _Il._ III. 146. [49]V. 5 = _Odys._ I. 366. See also IV. 7 = _Odys._ XVII. 37; VI. 4 = _Odys._ VI. 102. [50]II. 3 = _Odys._ XVII. 485, 487; IV. 1 = _Il._ XXIII. 71; IV. 1 = _Odys._ XXIV. 83; VI. 4 = _Odys._ XV. 21; VII. 2 = _Il._ XXII. 304-5. [51]I. 1 = _Il._ XXI. 114. [52]I. 4 = _Il._ XVIII. 23-25. [53]III. 5 = _Il._ XXII. 82-83. [54]IV. 5 = _Il._ XXI. 114. [55]VI. 1 = _Il._ XXIV. 10-11. [56]VIII. 1 = _Odys._ XXIII. 296. [57]III. 5 = _Il._ XXII. 82-83. [58]II. 9 = _Il._ XXIII. 66-67. [59]V. 5 = _Il._ III. 146. [60]Aristide Calderini, _Caritone di Afrodisia, Le avventure di Cherea e Calliroe_, Torino, 1913, pp. 154-58. [61]Calderini, _op. cit._, pp. 159-60; V. 8. [62]IV. 4. [63]Calderini, _op. cit._, pp. 163-64. [64]Xenophon of Ephesus, _Ephesiaca_, V. 1. [65]III. 12; IV. 2. [66]II. 13, G. Dalmeyda, _Xénophon d’Éphèse, Les Éphésiaques_, Paris, 1926, p. 33, n. 1. [67]Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, pp. xiii-xiv. [68]Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, pp. xii-xv, xxxviii-ix. [69]V. 8. [70]V. 14. [71]Dalmeyda, op. cit., p. xxiii, for example in the love-story of Aegialeus, V. 1, 4, for the climax: καὶ ἀπηλαύσοµεν ὦν ἕνεκα συνήλθοµεν. [72]Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, pp. xvi-xviii; Calderini, _op. cit._, p. 85. [73]I. 8. [74]V. 10. [75]Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, pp. xxiv-xxv. [76]I. 11. [77]IV. 2. [78]I. 12. [79]V. 10-11. [80]V. 4. [81]II. 13; III. 3. [82]III. 11-12. [83]IV. 3. [84]V. 4. [85]V. 13. [86]Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, pp. xvi-xviii. [87]Calderini, _op. cit._, pp. 120-25. [88]Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, pp. xviii-xxiv. [89]Calderini, _op. cit._, p. 113. [90]See the story of the old Spartan and his mummy, V. 1. [91]Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, p. xxvii. [92]Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, pp. xxviii-ix. [93]I. 2; I. 8. [94]I. 6, V. 4; II. 1, II. 12; III. 2, I. 12, V. 11. [95]V. 15. [96]V. 1. [97]I. 14. [98]Chariton, III. 5. See Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, p. xxx. [99]II. 4. Chariton, V. 10. [100]_Iliad_, XXII, 389-90; Dalmeyda, _op. cit._, p. xxix. [101]III. 7; Chariton, I. 6; IV. 1. [102]V. 8; Chariton, V. 10.