Corrigenda et Addenda

Page xii, line 25 from top, for Ampitryo read Amphitryo.

" 43, note, for Altus read Attus.

" 90, line 26 from top, for Fos read Flos.

" 157, note 2, add the words, ‘Terence, who was by birth a foreigner, was probably brought to Rome as a child.’

" 194, line 25 from top, for The Italian liveliness, &c., made them, read Their liveliness, &c., made the Italians.

" 194, third line from bottom, for nisim read nisam.

" 213, line 12 from top, for Æschylus read Æschinus.

" 215, note, for debacehentur read debacchentur.

" 230, foot of the page, for divitias read divitiis.

" 287, line 12 from top, for arbonis read arboris.

" 289, line 16 from top, for ardera read ardua.

" 289, line 32 from top, for and read or.

" 296, line 9 from bottom, for by read to.

" 343, line 7 from bottom, for fungiferentis read frugiferentis.

" 413, note 1, add the words, ‘Cicero also, in his letters to Caelius, addresses him as mi Rufe,’ Ep. II. 9. 3, 12. 2.

THE ROMAN POETS OF THE REPUBLIC.