ABSTRACT
Servius : Some will have this to mean that there were seven boys and seven girls, as Plato says in his Phaedo and Sappho in her Lyrics, whom Theseus set free at the same time as himself.
Bergk, 62°; Edm. 104. Pausanias, ix, 29,8 (cf. i, 29,2) : n¿p,$o>s Se, oçAôrjvaíoiç
Pausanias : Pamphõs, who composed for the Athenians their oldest hymns, called Linus in the passage, where the mourning over him was at its height, Oitolinus (Dead Linus) ; and Sappho, learning the name from the verses of Pamphõs, sang of Adonis and Oitolinus together.
