to “Athenæus” (a physician, a pupil of Athenæus)
Page 96, “Phistamus” changed to “Plistanus” (his successor was Plistanus of Elis)
Page 96, “Philias” changed to “Phlius” (Asclepiades of Phlius)
Page 97, “may” changed to “many” (a great many arguments)
Page 98, “preplexing” changed to “perplexing” (Asking his horned quibbles, and perplexing)
Page 98, “C” changed to “R” (unable to pronounce the R)
Page 100, “Therium” changed to “Thurii” (Clinomachus of Thurii)
Page 100, “Dippilus” changed to “Diphilus” (Diphilus of the Bosphorus)
Page 100, “Venites” changed to “Venetes” (Myrmex of the Venetes)
Page 102, “Syphon” changed to “Typhon” (where Typhon’s voice resounds)
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