>> Here seems to be a better link, for those of you who, like me, couldn't
>> access this page ("The page you are trying to access has not been
>> published
>> yet." :-(> tongue sticking out)
>>
>>
http://library.beau.org/gutenberg/etext05/7rst110.txt
>>
>> The note is 167, and the "jargon" is: Jartaman exarx 'anapissonnai satra,
>> uttered by a certain Pseudartabas, whose name seems to hint at something
>> false. What's the rest of it mean?
>> Not up on me ancient Greek, and too lazy to transcribe the characters for
>> the Internet on-line dictionaries.
>>
>> Sally
>>
>>
>
> The name Artabas sure looks Persian too; _artavaan_ would
> be "righteous" in Old Persian.