The Parian Chronicle

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multis scilicet host Christu in aum annis, floruisse c tissim'm est, praeter orationis structurant, ipso operis titulo, ubi se grammaticum

ino uita inionem in pluribus me legisse memini manuscriptis c AEuthus. . Alin. de Patria Homera, . . p. s. Naeso, nisi inp*tus criticorum vaticiniis, tam, Orpbeo, Lino, Phosylidi, et aliis INNUMERI s, tum Petriis, tum Romanis Poeanata spuria multa, et illegitima, assignata fuisse, hodiεque assigriaricis suLsE, ut Veteri P cylicti quae supersunt, usaeo de Herone et Leandro poema, scire quis unquam potuisset' inusiaci Dissertii iturae, Harpocratione, P. 399. ussit. 683. Is merui riten Lonis austorix of Josephus alia Solva Et Piricus, inere merem vestings remianiog, instetriam, among tiae Srt isos h ber antiqui , ina' stelinans res Hinvex. - 'test chap. ix. P. 127. r. Paraeus in Isaeum. . . q. Tget Cta si hist. 38. v. 43s. Taetras urissimi abolit the ear 176.

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: the inelegant, not o seri me despicabile 'le, in

stances, citari demonstrate ine sit os ines pre

There is noster productioni me sanne character, in si books, De Bello Trojano, of in Trojan War, bearing the nante os Dict)m Cretensis. In the preste an Lan episthe whic accompanies his mis, it is aseserted that the author attendo Idomeneus to me siege of Troy, and proteritae istor of stat expedition in oesreelesta uage, but in Phoenicias character his

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sonae

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Phaedon tolanaetius φ. Sunt aliquot lium Philom sissalogos, quo uc. non sensit Ilipposititios cine, nisi qui mihil omnino sentit animo. Erasini Epist ad tum iv Hieron. p. p. 5.' ire Laert. l. u. c. 62. Eryxincis ascribesto schines ste sarratic philosopher Suidas

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is stat philosopher f. ut many of inest pieera, as helias sufficieno prove i, re lapposititioiis Gaden MulArtimonitis give iis an necdote, vhicli accounts sor istis inundationis spurious publications unde me mune es Aristocle. IVhen sti Arias an tiae tolemies, Mys Geseth vere rivaliing one noster in formin and enrichingstei respective libraries, in linaver of sergin booksandytilles egan to be a common practice. For, inorde to get money, amy risu schemers prefixed memines of et rate austor to thei manuscripis, aius,lside silc fictilious chariaters, sol them to thois prinCes r. 'Ammonius relates the iam story. It is reportes, saystie, ahat Ptolem Phileti telphiis, ein destrous of collecting the woas of Aristocle, as indeed he was of collesctin est fores of books, gave euvatas to those, thobrotagiit his an treatis of that philosopher Soniethere re, Willi a defigito inae an advantage of his liberality aflixed the nante of Aristocle to the compositions os other authors l.

aner in fere pereeniunt Diog. Laert. l. V. , 34. Si hi ex variis authoribus, atque ipso Aristotele, collecti, libri Monta septem, reliquis a laterii enumeriuas, atque iis, qui extant, addantur, septinyntomi quassi aginta septem numeriam adimplebunt Patric Discus Peripat. l. si P. I 8.- in sanie books' vere probara mentione by different authors, unde different tities. his circumstance rem to have deceived inany riters, umo have enumerared the wo k of the ancients. Galen in Hippoc demat. ΗOm. Om si P. 17.

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on is accounc it is almosi impossibi se iis oknorat unlaesi are me genuine proeliictions of Aristode. The reatis onalocution, ususty astr1bed in Demetrius Phalereus, though not ianv rui of his character, ismo probabi ste vork of sorne me Demetrius, orsorne stetoricia os a later age, horaias assume his

humire an sturi comedies utere circulatest at Rome, unde in nam os Plautus; ut, are assured,

Philadelphuni incensiti studio fuisse circa mistotelis ibros, sicuti et circa alios, et muneri dedi sis, ii sibi adtinent tib os philosophi. Quare quidam ditari imi volentes, inscripserunt libros mine philosophi, eique detularunt. Ammon. Cona in Arist. Ca- eg P. O. The scholiast on me Nubes of Aristophanes, quot inna passage

in me treatis o Elocution, says, - φη Διηπυσιος ὁ 'Aλαασπισμυγεν Φεπερι Φηπιας ρ For his and ther reasons, Valesius ascribes ille treatis on Elooition to Dionysius Halicarnassinis. Valesii Excerpta, p. s. enagii Meo in Dios Laert. l. v. II. Od. do Bibl. Text. l. i. e. . p. 35-Vossius, Gale, c. ascribe it to semeither Demetrius. Auctor videtur alius Demetrius rhetor Alexandrinus. Voss. Instit. Orat. l. i. c. Σ.--Tandem in sententiam ossianain transivi. Male praef. ad Rhet Select.-Ρmpendet animus ut credam, Demetrium Alexandrinum aureoli hujus libelli auctorem esse. Hudson. praef. ad Dionys Halic Demetru alicujus stetoris libellus.

The editor o Daniel secundum LXX contencis, stat in tr-- his o Eloinition is eatly the work of in celebratei Demetrius Phalereus. Disieri. v. scis.

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tones, test his repu tion mouldae injured by spurious

PubΓςations gave the worid a particisa account of his

Benine', nisuri on Phat. p. g. recte opiniolis of severat aeniter on this subject collected sy Placcitis, in his Theatriun pax

a Lactan. l. id. c. 4. t. id Lipsi opera, tona. i. edit. Morin, p. xx. Clerici M. Crit tora. u. p. 333. 3 Nemini non iis tim, quam senile es foecundum scriptoriani fic- vitiorum Raerit Reuhim secundum a Christo nito. Nihil magis tunc temporis in usu fuit, quam ros emittere ii nomina us antiqui mini. Quod infinitis exemplis luculento constat. ossius, de yini. Text. Orig. l. i. e. . p. 33. 5 suictis In v. aληνος.

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Euripides, Hippocrates, Aristophanes, Lysias et, Democstenes, Plutarch, Lucian, Virgil, Ovid, Seneca, Quin , tilian, andimost everroster e nent missior of Greein and Rome l. The sorgeries of Annius Vite biensis are ellan m. In st year I 97 Hiis imprulent nonae publiste La v lume, containing as 1 praetended the Antiquities of Berosus indive books; ne bovico Manestes Suppl inent tolerosus ; ne book of Xenophon's AEquivoca; eviro book of F ius Pictor iste Golclen Age, and clie Originis Romes ne book of Myrsiliis Lesbi in e Pola ne book of ago' Origines; ne book of an Itinerar lay Antoninus Pius one Nisico C. Sempronius, o in Divisionis Irady a chro nologica trai by Archilochuc; ne book of --tasthenes , o die Assyria an Perian Annad D an

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auctor'.

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Libris apocryphis, &c- Itinerarium nominetetri apostoli, quod appellatur . Clementis, libri viii. apocryphum. Actu nomine Andreae apostoli, apoco Actus nomine Philippi apostoli, - - Actus nomine Petri apostoli, vocis

Illud me velamenter movet, qudd videam primis ecclesiae ter potabus quainylurimos extitisse, qui facinus palminum judicabant, e aelestem veritatem fimentis sui ire inhilliiniri quo facilitis videlm cet nova doctrina a gentium sapientibus adnuitererer Ostieiose haec mendacia vocabant, bono fine excogitatus. Quo ex forte dubio P mal sunt orti LIBRI SEXCENTI, quos illa aetasin proxima vide-

xunt Casaula. In Isaron. Annales Exercit. v. num. I 8 p. 5

1 Fabric Codex Pseudepigraphus et . est Cod Arc. Nov. Test Passim.