changed to “Cranonian” (Scopas the Cranonian)
Page 67, repeated word “and” removed (and all such kind of follies)
Page 68, “Glauson” changed to “Glaucon” (he wrought upon Glaucon)
Page 68, “Glauernides” changed to “Glauconides” (and Glauconides said, that)
Page 69, repeated word “it” removed (that it was not absurd to learn)
Page 69, “Augur” changed to “Auge” (Euripides, in his Auge)
Page 71 and following pages, “Melitus” changed to “Meletus” 7 times
Page 72, “Pittea” changed to “Pithus” (the son of Meletus, of Pithus)
Page 73, “Iystæus” changed to “Tyrtæus” (they said that Tyrtæus was out of his wits)
Page 74,