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ἐσύστερον ἐπελθοῦσα: since ἐσύστερον always refers to a future event, and Paus. iii. 3. 9, imitating this passage, writes τε ἐπεισελθοῦσα, read (Stein) ὕστερον ἐπεσελθοῦσα.

ἔφεδρον. H. so calls the heir apparent, because he will take the king's place as champion of the state.

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