to “Micrus” twice (Micrus I hereby present with his freedom / I also hereby emancipate the mother of Micrus)
Page 208, “Menedora” changed to “Menodora” (four minæ, and Menodora)
Page 208, “to” changed to “too” (in this respect too he deserves)
Page 211, “Antiphones” changed to “Antiphanes” (on Antiphanes, one;)
Page 212, “Colatia” changed to “Calatia” (the sixth was a native of Calatia)
Page 212, “Euthyræ” changed to “Erythræ” (the twelfth was a grammarian of Erythræ)
Page 212, “Bythinian” changed to “Bithynian” (the thirteenth was a Bithynian)
Page 212, “Pamotus” changed to “Panætius” (Panætius of Rhodes)
Page 212, “unsubtantial” changed to “unsubstantial”