Transcriber's Notes

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The following table summarizes the various textual issues encountered, and their resolution. A number of punctuation errors and inconsistencies have been corrected. Where the errors seem most likely to be attributable to printer's errors, they have been corrected as noted below.

The name “Friedlander”, mentioned as a source a number of times in the notes, is variously spelled “Friedlander”, “FriedlÄnder”, and “Friedlaender”.

p. 7 the commencement of this story[,/.] Corrected.
p. 43 in the wall.["] Removed.
p. 61 n. 115 amounted to 60[/,]000,000 bushels Corrected.
p. 75 min[i]ature Added.
p. 97 in Caesar’s name[?/.] Corrected.
p. 98 glanced at her significantly[.] Added.
p. 114 dissipation....[”] Added.
p. 129 [’/”]and I honor and admire it. Corrected.
p. 170 n. 265 the most corrupt in all Rome[,/.] Corrected.
p. 171 pantomi[n/m]e Corrected.
p. 183 n. 278 (Pliny, Ep. X, 98.[)] Added.
p. 188 po[in/ni]ard Transposed.
p. 211 n. 295 was often used for writing[,/.] Corrected.
my dear Quintus,[”] he said Added.
p. 214 interrupted his father, [“]and I do Added.
p. 225 [“]If it is ever in my power Added.
p. 246 n. 341 to receive rain-water[,/.] Corrected.
p. 265 It i[t/s] all the same Corrected.
p. 275 [“]Chloe,” she said at last, Added.
“Chloe raised her round head Removed.
p. 280 to the present day[,/.] Corrected.
p. 282 discovery was inevitable.[.] Removed.
p. 296 n. 378 See Tac. _Agr._ X., Virg. _Geog._ I. 30.[)] Removed.





                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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