Siciliot, a son of Agathocles)
Page 376, “Heraceon” changed to “Heracion” (the son of Blyson, or, as some say, of Heracion)
Page 381, “Phaleruus” changed to “Phalereus” (Demetrius Phalereus also mentions him)
Page 381, “Scythenus” changed to “Scythinus” (Scythinus, an iambic poet)
Page 382, “Zande” changed to “Zancle” (lived at Zancle, in Sicily)
Page 383, “Anaxemander” changed to “Anaximander” (a contemporary of Anaximander)
Page 384, “Diochartes” changed to “Diochaetes” (and Diochaetes the Pythagorean)
Page 386, “Ithageses” changed to “Ithagenes” (a Samian, and the son of Ithagenes)
Page 386, “Telentagoras” changed to “Teleutagoras” (he was by nature the son of Teleutagoras)
Page 396,