to eat them)
Page 353, “Innesimachus” changed to “Mnesimachus” (And Mnesimachus says in his Alcmæon)
Page 353, “Austophon” changed to “Aristophon” (Aristophon says in his Pythagorean)
Page 354, “Cortona” changed to “Crotona” (at the house of Milo, of Crotona)
Page 356, “Sarapian” changed to “Sarapion” (Heraclides, the son of Sarapion)
Page 356, “Phythagoras” changed to “Pythagoras” (Should you Pythagoras’ doctrine wish to know)
Page 357, “Echurates” changed to “Echecrates” (and Echecrates, and Diodes)
Page 359, “Jelanges” changed to “Telauges” (Now Telauges and Theano we have mentioned)
Page 360, “Jelanges” changed to “Telauges” twice (But Telauges, the son of Pythagoras / the letter