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grbs-11651	Floyd, Edwin D.	The Performance of Pindar, Pythian 8.55-70	1965	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6624	344	66	the great preponderance of first person passages referring specifically to Pindar indicates that the first person should be so taken in all instances. In particular, the appearance of first person references to the chorus (xopijJ ~J.Lwv and ov «pEv06J.LE(}a) in this scholion is noteworthy, since the text on which it comments (lines 70-71; KWJ.LltJ fLEV a8UJ.LEAEL LltKa TTap'ClTaKE) does not contain any first person form.lo The scholiast's use of first person forms in his comment would therefore seem to indicate that he wished 10 There is a first person singular form in the immediately following passage in the text (alTIw.	cache/grbs-11651.pdf	txt/grbs-11651.txt