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Transcriber's Notes

References in the index sometimes refer to the text, sometimes to the notes (indicated by the suffix n.). Many of the text-references are clarified by explanations in the notes. This may be readily checked by clicking on the section-number on the right hand side of the text. (Please note that there are no notes for Oration 2 sections 23, 29 and Oration 3 section 1.) Several references are made to two or more sections in sequence (e.g. "3. 4-16"). In such cases the link is made to the first section in the sequence only.

Similarly in the Notes section, cross-references sometimes refer to the text, sometimes to other notes (indicated by "see on ..." or simular phrasing). When a specific cross-reference is to another note, the link leads directly to the note; but if the link leads to the text, a check for a possible note may be made by clicking on the section-number on the right hand side of the text.

In the Notes section, some words being glossed have occasionally not been set in bold type. These have been amended.

Other amendments:

Notes 17: Missing single quote added before "and that, if I Punished him".

Notes p. 30: "is it" amended to "it is".

Notes p. 33: period added after "Cf. Virg. Aen. 1. 679".

Vocabulary p. 59: "exspectation" amended to "expectation".

Vocabulary p. 62: "iam iudum" amended to "iam dudum".

Vocabulary p. 71: period added after "arrive".

Vocabulary p. 77: period added after "thirst".

Vocabulary p. 81: period added after "tr" in the definition of "vibro"; also on p. 81: semicolon added after "power" in the definition of "vis".

Ellipses follow LOTE rules in Latin phrases (e.g. either . . . or).

B. C. has been condensed to B.C., i. e. to i.e., e. g. to e.g., and v. l. to v.l.