Sir Richard C. Jebb, Commentary on Sophocles: Oedipus Tyrannus, section 1-150, line 142

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[142] παῖδες The king here, as the priest in 147, addresses all the suppliants. ἄλλος ）144（ is one of the king's attendants.

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ἵστασθε Cp. Soph. Ant. 417 “χθονὸς ... ἀείρας”: Soph. Phil. 630 “νεὼς ἄγοντα.” Prose would require a compound verb: Xen. Sym. 4.31 “ὑπανίστανται ... θάκων.”

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