time to direct his attention to an accurate study of the language. The Indices are arranged with the view to enable a student to find readily whatever information is to be found in the Notes on points of historical or grammatical criticism. The event which overshadowed or influenced the whole time of Lysias' active life in Athens during his second sojourn there was the eight months' Tyranny of the Thirty. I have therefore given a somewhat detailed account of it, drawn almost entirely from Xenophon and Lysias, in the Appendix.

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ERRATA.

Page 11, 1. 192, for ἄπετόλμησε lege ἀπετόλμησε.

17, Engl. Analysis, last line, dele "for confiscation.'
24, 1. 39, for èâv lege èâv.

26, 1. 2, after 'shield' lege 'or killing one's father.'
28, 1. 172, for τροσήκοντα lege προσήκοντα.

32, 1. 34, for χρηναι lege χρῆναι.

50, 1. 507, for δικασθαί lege δικασταί.

72, last line but three, for 'Agoratus' lege 'Dionysodorus.'

89, 1. 638, for αὐτῳ lege αὐτῷ.

90, 1. 659, for πατέρα lege πατέρα.

99, footnote, last line but one, for nota lege non.

102, 1. 214, for elv lege ein.

126, 1. 120, add footnote, "post Evróμov legebatur kal

Λυσίου.

155, 1. 44, for Tŷ lege Tĥ.

198, 1. 13, for Saniades lege Suniades.

219, note 119, add reference vii. 1. 45.

222, note 36, for diaιrýτηv lege diairηTýv.

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