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[303] Ὣς φάτο δακρυχέων Il. 1. 357. Canon. and another MS. have ‘Sic ait, et lacrimans.’ The gifts of armour to the warriors at starting are from Il. 10. 255 foll., where perhaps the object is disguise as well as compliment. For the connexion of the sword and the shoulder see on 8. 459.

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