113-19), sometimes accompanied by his ~hupê/retai~ (the Asklepiadai), cf. ~Eph. Arch.~ '85, p. 17 ff. ll. 38 ff., 111 f. In the old miracle of Aristagora of Troezen (~Eph. Arch.~ '85, p. 15, l. 10 ff.) reported already by Hippys of Rhegion (which there is no reason to doubt) at first only "the sons of the god" appeared to the sick woman ~ouk epidamou=ntos autou= all' en Epidau/rô| eo/ntos~. Only in the following night did Asklepios himself appear to her ~hikô\n ex Epidau/rou~. Everywhere it is implied that dream-healing can only take place through personal action of the god (cf. Ar., _Plut._); {107} later by the advice, at least, of the god, personally appearing to the patient (see Zacher, _Hermes_, xxi, 472 f.); and this presumption is explained by the fact that originally Incubation could only take place at the actual spot where the god (or Hero) had his permanent abode.] [14\3: The ~hupophê=tai~ of the Dodonian Zeus the ~Selloi/, anipto/podes chamaieu=nai~, ~P~ 234 f., were explained by some already in antiquity as priests of an Incubation oracle (Eust., _Il._, p. 1057, 64 ff.), Welcker agreeing with them, _Kl. Schr._ iii, 90 f. This view is founded solely on the adj. ~chamaieu=nai~, which is not, however, to be separated from ~anipto/podes~. But since ~anipto/podes~ can have no connexion with Incubation neither then can ~chamaieu=nai~. Both epithets refer obviously to the special severity and simplicity of the life of the ~Selloi/~, the (ritual) reason for which it is true we do not know and have no means of guessing.] [15\3: It remains indeed impossible to determine what moved the epic to recognize in the Boeotian cave-daimon the _Argive_ seer Amphiaraos (even during his life-time an adept in the incubation-mantic art acc. to Paus. 2, 13, 7; cf. Did. in _Gp._ 2, 35, 8, p. 73, 14 ff. Beckh), or why the heroized god Amphiaraos was turned into an Argive and made a member of the prophetic family of Melampous otherwise the foes of the Boeotian seers; or, finally, why he was brought to Boeotia as an enemy and then made to dwell for ever in that hostile and alien land.]