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The idea of ‘two loves at one time’ (3498 + 3250b r. col. ii.2) is a topos at the start of a poem in classical and Hellenistic poetry. 3250c r. col. i.3 is a prose heading. 3250c r. col. i. 5 confirms that Alcaeus fr. 42.1 V. is the beginning of a poem. The quotation of Anacreon PMG 395.1 in 3250c r. col. i.7 confirms that Stobaeus quoted the beginning of the poem and falsely dates it to the second century AD. 3250c r. col. ii.1 is probably a new verse by Anacreon.

Notes on P.Mich. inv. 3498 + 3250b recto, 3250a and 3250c recto (list of lyric and tragic incipits)