6 "Pythagorei cujusdam fetus."-Otto, after Goezius.

7 [Langus compares 2 Pet. iii. 7.]

8 Some propose to insert these three lines in the centre of the next quotation from Philemon, after the line, "Nay, there's an eye," etc.

9 Some say Diphilus.

10 Groitius joins these lines to the preceding. Clement of Alexandria assigns them, and the others, which are under the name of Euripides, to Diphilius.

11 Some attribute these lines to Menander, others regard them as spurious.



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