(surnamed the Siren)
Page 320, “Scayon” changed to “Scazon” (a jesting epigram on him in Scazon iambics)
Page 326, “Innesistratus” changed to “Mnesistratus” (Once, when Mnesistratus accused him)
Page 328, “Dioles” changed to “Diocles” (as Diocles reports)
Page 328, “Cryxippus” changed to “Crypsippus” (Carneades called him Crypsippus)
Page 330, “Aristocrea” changed to “Aristocreon” (the sons of his sister, Aristocreon and Philocrates)
Page 330, “heirophant” changed to “hierophant” (the hierophant reveals them)
Page 331, repeated word “a” removed (there is then a head that you have not got)
Page 333, “Sosigines” changed to “Sosigenes” (addressed to Sosigenes and Alexander)
Page 333, “Panthorides”