the Macedonian)
Page 110, “Hipporicus” changed to “Hipponicus” (Hipponicus gave Menedemus two thousand drachmas)
Page 113, “Petone” changed to “Potone” (the son of Ariston and Perictione or Potone)
Page 113, “Diopidas” changed to “Dropidas” (had a brother named Dropidas)
Page 114, “Conservations” changed to “Conversations” (the eighth book of his Philosophical Conversations)
Page 114, “Petone” changed to “Potone” (a sister called Potone)
Page 116, “Alcinus” changed to “Alcimus” (as Alcimus says in his essays)
Page 117, “Alcinus” changed to “Alcimus” (And Alcimus speaks as follows)
Page 119, “Alcinus” changed to “Alcimus” (compared by Alcimus through four books)
Page 120, “Deni” changed