(Polyeuctus, the orator)
Page 225, “Æschorion” changed to “Æschrion” (Lysanias, the son of Æschrion)
Page 231, “Ægesilaus” changed to “Agesilaus” (if Agesilaus and Epaminondas are)
Page 233, “Calisthenes” changed to “Callisthenes” (the happiness of Callisthenes)
Page 239, “Thelian” changed to “Melian” (Diagoras the Melian)
Page 244, “belong” changed to “belongs” (everything belongs to the wise)
Page 245, “Philistus” changed to “Philiscus” (not rather the work of Philiscus)
Page 245, “Circe” changed to “crier” (when the crier asked him)
Page 247, missing word “art” added (Since you alone did teach to men the art)
Page 247, “Œdippus” changed to “Œdipus” (the Chrysippus,