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ἀλλὰ γάρ introduces an objection met by μὲν ὦν, immo, ‘on the contrary’. H.'s assertion is discredited by the position held at the time by Miltiades, the head of the rival house of Philaids, by the ostracism of Megacles in 487 B. C., and by the ode of Pindar (Pyth. vii); cf. further App. XVIII, § 6.

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