Αἰνησιδάμου παιδί: In honor of Theron. συμμῖξαι: Cf. O. 1.22. ἅ τε Πίσα: See v. 7. γεγωνεῖν: Supply πράσσει, which is easier, as the near neighborhood of συμμῖξαι keeps the construction wide-awake. γέγωνεν (Christ) does not give a clear sense, though the shift is in P.'s manner. τᾶς ἄπο: O. 1.8.
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