[18] Redditus &c. gives the reason of what follows. This being the place where he alighted, he paid a thank-offering to Apollo here. One MS. gives ‘hic,’ which Burm. prefers and Heyne approves: but Wagn. rightly remarks that ‘his’ is more poetical, as it includes ‘hic.’ Comp. 1. 534 note. With ‘primum’ Wagn. comp. 3. 209, “Servatum ex undis Strophadum me litora primum Accipiunt.”
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