  Book VII. was missing from the Table of Contents in the original. The transcriber has added Book VII. and extrapolated the chapter summary from page headings within the chapter. The following corrections have been made to the text: Page 3: must we ask["as" not printed in the original] some one else Page 18: ???st?? is synonymous with de?p???[original has accent on the e instead of the ?] Page 18: de?p???[original has accent on the e instead of the ?] they took, then arm'd them Page 75: 'Tis good for health with scents to feed the brain.[period missing in original] Page 93: But Theophrastus[original has Theophrastes], in his book on Plants Page 112: sauce of onions, mustard and capers mix'd[original has "mix d"] Page 113: cucumbers which give seed, in his Ulysses[original has Ulysseses] Page 127: [original has extraneous opening parenthesis]for those which are called by the Parians Page 166: used by Cratinus in his Ulysses[original has Ulysseses] Page 166: [original has extraneous single quote]Obey us now, and glut us with your melodies. Page 207: Give me, said he, some[original has come] crust of bread Page 217: all are full of rheum and phlegm.[period missing in original] Page 258: lentil soup obtained mention from the[original has the the] former Epicharmus Page 265: It[original has Is] is the hardest work of all Page 273: On this commission[original has commision] from his country seat Page 291: by brave and just men made.[period missing in original] Page 296: blend the flying ring.[296:3][footnote anchor added by transcriber] Page 302: And pour'd libations on the flaming thighs.[302:1] [footnote anchor added by transcriber] Page 305: hyacinth in vernal bloom.[305:1][footnote anchor added by transcriber] Page 307: products of a peaceful reign.[307:1][footnote anchor added by transcriber] Page 307: Agamemnon says to Idomeneus[307:2][footnote anchor added by transcriber] Page 329: For[original has Eor] having prepared a helix Page 349: his ears are charm'd.[period missing in original] Page 374: By comic writers, we, the blackfaced men.[period missing in original] Page 374: Have you any business?[question mark missing in original] Page 404: in a most friendly manner.[original has comma] Page 412: Around the islands called ArÆÆ[412:1][footnote anchor added by transcriber] Page 412: Periergus uttered curses against[original has againt] Phorbas Page 443: passes over the[original has the the] callicthys Page 459: in his Delian, gives a catalogue[original has catologue] of the names Page 480: And fine buglossi, and the harp-fish too.[period missing in original] Page 500: for that[original has that that] sea is cold, and not very salt Page 504: Neptune then arrives[original has arives] himself Page 513: A.[A. missing in original] Those yellow fleshed fish [301:1] [footnote number added by transcriber] [305:1] [printed as footnote [304:2]—renumbered and moved to following page by transcriber] |
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