grammarianess

— Αναγαλλὶς, ἡ Κερκυραια γραμματικη, ἥτις την της σφαιρας ἑυρεσιν Ναυσικαᾳ τη Αλκινοȣ θυγατρι ανατιθησιν. Thus the Lexicographer; who probably thought as little, as the Corcyræan Grammarianeſs, of decorating the princeſs Nauſicaa with the ſame of aſtronomical inventions. […] That is, “The Dances, that are mentioned by Homer, are ſome thoſe of tumblers; others, with a ball; the invention of which kind of dance, Agallis, the Corcyræan grammarianeſs, aſcribes to Nauſicaa, in compliment to her country-woman.[…]”