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[365] After each ὅς we must apparently supply “κ᾽ ἔηισι” from the next line; “ἐστι” would almost make Nestor call in question the existence of brave men while insisting on the presence of cowards (Ameis). γνώσηι: rather “γνώσἐ”(“αι”), as the contraction is not Homeric. In 367 MSS. all read “γνώσεαι” with synizesis in place of contraction. Barnes omitted the “δ᾽” in 367, but it can hardly be dispensed with unless we omit 365-6 as a doublet of 367-8.

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