[290] Σιδονίων: not in direct agreement with “γυναικῶν”, but added in appos., introdueing 290 f.—Homer mentions Sidon but not the younger Tyre.—The Phoenicians were the skilled workmen and traders of early times. cf. 2 Chronicles ii., ix. 21. Ezekiel xxvii., Hdt. i. 1.
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