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grbs-9631	Robertson, Martin	Monocrepis	1972	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4693	235	74	There are other figures in Greek story who go with one foot shod, the other bare.ll Jason arrived in Iolkos with a sandal on his right foot only, to fulfill an oracle; and though KP'T}7TtC means properly a boot, and words like J1-ovocav8aAoc or Oi07TE8,Aoc are used by various writers, Pindar and Lycophron use J1-0VoKpY]mc.12 In the most familiar version he lost his left sandal in fording a river, but another account may im­ ply that to go so was a custom of the Thessalian Magnetes among whom he had been living as a peasant.13 In the same way the Aeto­ lians were said to go to war and hunting in one boot only, a habit re- 9 BCH 90 (1966) 391-427, with pl.V and figs.I-14. Another was Lycurgus, king of the Edonians in Thrace, whose story Aeschylus treated in a tetralogy, but that is lost and we do not know a great deal about it.	cache/grbs-9631.pdf	txt/grbs-9631.txt