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ὡς—‘as.’ They were to put matters in a good light. ἀνεπιτήδειον—to Corcyra. ἐπιστροφή—lest ‘notice’ should be taken by Athens, resulting in some action against Corcyra. The πρέσβεις must have completely won over part of the refugee friends of Peithias to their side, since it was thought necessary to intern them in Aegina (B. Schmidt).
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