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I inis prince hac an negociatio inii Neleias it must have beenimine forme partis his reign. However, it is vel probabie, thateister Athenaeus, o soni of his editors liave made a ualitatis in re passa e v here Philadelphus is salesto have bought ali Aristolle s

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LECTOR. o books, tho reso hee it in durauice sorhal a centur' an clien bequeati it to a successor laeia1MAL These contingencies nil account for me Gunce of Quintilian and his contemporaries. There are various oster easons, in a manuscriptinaybes Sines ira os pubiae viemi confine lao a se. private ha s aius these Nasons have so is operate Linatorian valuiste initi g have been sinere tornoulde in oblivion is severat ages. Diogenes Laertius inforins iis, statis avo k of Thucydides, whicli the aussior test tinfinis in L finit scurit' tin me .ere brought in light by Xenophon . But the case of in riman Chronicie is ridely sifferent. It vas eliser est infinis c. nor iras it writtemon aper, orsa liment, and in stat condition, MNerio be concealia in a lino ase or a chestri ut it

Us may ther ore stili assere, that in his a me silence of the anciendi is unaccountaiae. Besore I conclude this chapter, Lmust obserate, that a circumstance, o Milesi me prece ling obie momentirejdepentis, is raster tescen foraranted than proved .hichis, the umenticit of the w orks tacta ei to Phaedrias and in Curtius f. I sis are the produmons os laterages, whic indeed I domo supposie, the trinion is atolice superseded.

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- αντο σπις. A quo Cecrops Assienis regnavit, et quae prius vices astu --

Deuceston apud Paritasum in Lycoria regnarit.

crops in tenta Atticia primus 'gn rit, et quae prius Acta dicebatur, de suo ipsius vocatallo Cecropiam ilici voluit Apollod. l. iii. c. 3. LI. edit. GH. 167s. c. I . e sit myn. 782. A τ' αὐτου δὲ Κεκροπια χωρο--ει Syncest. p. 153. Eu . Chron. p. 28.

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Παγος. A quo lis Athenis intra cessit Marti et Neptuno super Halirrhoilito, Neptuni filio, et locus dictus est Arius Pagus.

Halirrostitis, eptuni fi a Marte deprehensus occiditur. Quamobrem Ne tuniis Martem in Areopago caedis reum agit. Is duodecim deorum sententia judicatus absolvitiir Apollo l. l. iii. c. 13. a. essit. 675. c. 14. t. 782. ειος Παγος εὐγλ. Syncest. p. 33. Euseb Chronin p.

itimans λιβας ἀν- ΔΞ Φι i. Sub quo CranaoJ Deucalionis diluvium fuisse narratur . . . . Parnassum demum appellit, ibique cum imbres desiissent, egressiis, Jovi lincto savcris operii-

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t Iupiter sor his preservation. Ibini' i stere ad

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been an inui a Mor Ving, stat Deucadion perit in Astens, and there made his offering arul bulli a templeto Iupiter, it is hau di pres te, hac se divo circiun-stances se in mis ste honinum sint cith ould have been totalla omittes by Apollodomis, an Athenianwriter.

IV are vi iii laeti bylauserias ' stat Deucalionisve fori me time at Actens, and there bulli a templeto Iupiter olympius, and had a sepulchre neu me temple But Pausanias ovi sive us me stor of his bulld-ing a temple, as an incertain retulition λεγουσι ' I and Dionysius Halicarnasseus observes, that sepulchra m huments inere se amas erected to eminent inen in places, ere the vere not buraecla I iis objemonis mi ires removeri is, a Meursius asseris, the templerat Athens, ascribet to Deucalion by Pausenias and Strabo i, was notiuili by Deucalion hin o Thessaly butio Deucalion the sonis Minos, hinsis Crete .

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wxstillenauticalamis Lin Phthiotide regnavit, Hellenes appellati sunt, quissilis Grain dicebantur, ei Epoc. 28. - ου --

britatem instititit Apollod. l. i. c. 7 3 a. a.

thonitis, fifteen years after in date of this epocha. see Epoc. . an Apollod lac cit.' ius is inus and Dr. Gale inseriise vota postea isti licitra δε 'Enime, qui tunc appellabantur Graeci, hunc autem Helleises.

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AElian's Vario mist y. ut stere is no an imaginable reason sor stis panicular arrangement. It cloes no correspondis in in titae M ix ouodation, inlinsteir sitiration in Ionia, tuli Vei relative in nam eminent tristin ians. The divelve vides arealius enui rared by Herodosiis miletus, Mn 'triene, Ephesus, Colophon, Le w- ius, eos, Ct semenae Riocaea, ani , Chios, Ei lophon, oene, eus, Erystrae, Phocaea, ClaZomen Cisus, Sarnus', B Paterculus Ephesiis, Miletus, Colophon, Priene, Lebo lus, Myus, Erythrae, laet omen , Phocaea, Samo Chios. r. yylauian et Miletus, Ephesus, Myus, Praene, Colophon, LQedus, eus, Erythrae, Clazomenae, Phocaea, Samiis, Chius i. By Suidas Ephesiis, Miletus, Myus, Priene, Colo-smon, eos Lela idus Ermrae, Phocaea, Clazomem Chios, Samos 3. These cities are mentione hy solue oster a lent

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cum erramen instituitati doctius Thessalus, una cum Amphictyonibus, cinn Cirrhaeos debellasset. . . archonte Avienis Simon

victoriaque paria chrema intuem Mnem decrevit.

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Atri ab nis defluxit in Sicilia circa briarn.