The division between books 2 and 3 presents a special problem for the reconstruction of the "Catalogue". A scholion to Theocritus, "Idyll" 3.40 appears to attribute the story of Atalanta to "Hesiod in book 3", a method of citation that almost certainly refers to the present poem. One papyrus concludes with what appears to be the beginning of the first line of Atalanta's Ehoie followed by a forked paragraphos and blank space, suggesting that it is a "reclamans"; another papyrus ("pictured") clearly transmits the ends of the first few lines of her section preceded by blank space, giving the possibility that it was the beginning of a book. These two fragments would combine to give: