Weniger, _Clio_, 1905, pp. 184-218. Footnote 311: Paus. v. 21. 13, 14. Cp. _Ol. Ins._ 56, l. 20-30, regulations for the Augustalia at Naples, which were modelled on those of Olympia. Athletes were required to give in their names to the Agonothetai thirty days beforehand; if they failed to give full information, they incurred a fine; if a competitor arrived late, he had to report the cause to the Agonothetai, and any one might lodge a protest against him; if found guilty, he was disqualified from competing. Footnote 312: Philostr. _Gym._ 11, 18, 54. Footnote 313: _Ib._ 25; Paus. vi. 23, 24. Footnote 314: _Vit. Apoll. Tyan._ v. 43. Footnote 315: Paus. v. 16, 8. Footnote 316: The statement that they quitted Elis a month before the festival is quite inconsistent with the account given by Pausanias vi. 23, 24, and with the narrative in Lucian’s _De Morte Peregrini_, ch. 31, 32. The scene of the earlier chapters is laid in Elis, where the Hellanodicae are training the athletes. From Elis Lucian goes straight on to the festival at Olympia. Perhaps the procession from Elis to Olympia took place on the 10th or 11th of the month. Footnote 317: v. 24, 9. Footnote 318: Dio Cass. lxxix. 10. Footnote 319: Pind. _Ol._ v. 6; i. 90. Footnote 320: Paus. vi. 20, 15; vii. 17, 14. Footnote 321: _Anth. Pal._ xi. 16, 33. Footnote 322: Philostrat. _Im._ ii. 6. Footnote 323: The evidence for most of the statements contained in this paragraph is late. It will be found in Krause, _Olympia_, pp. 138, 139. Footnote 324: Quoted in Julian, p. 318: Ἄρχει μὲν Ἀγων, τῶν καλλίστων Αθλων ταμίας. καιρὸς δε καλεῖ μηκέτι μέλλειν. ἀλλὰ κλύοντες τὰν ἁμετέραν κάρυκα βοάν.... Ιτ’ ἐς ἀντίπαλον ἴστασθε κρίσιν Νίκης δε τέλος Ζηνὶ μελήσει. A similar proclamation closed the proceedings, _vide_ Lucian, _Demonax_, 65. Cp. _Clio_, 1904, pp. 141, 142. Footnote 325: Lucian, _Hermotim._ 39. Footnote 326: Paus. v. 20, 2. Footnote 327: _Arch. Zeit._, 1853, 52, 3; Gerl. _A. V._ 274, 1. Cp. Stephani, _O. R. Atlas_, 1874, pl. vii.; Krause, _Olympia_, p. 173. Footnote 328: _Ol. Ins._ 54, and notes thereon. Footnote 329: Pindar, _Ol._ ix. 1, 2. Footnote 330: Krause, _Olympia_, pp. 180, 181. Footnote 331: Pseudo-Andocides, iv. 29, p. 126. CHAPTER X THE PYTHIAN, ISTHMIAN, AND NEMEAN FESTIVALS [Illustration: Fig. 27. Imperial coins of Delphi, in British Museum (enlarged). (_a_) Prize table. (_b_) Crown of bay leaves.] (1) The Pythia