The Parian Chronicle

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cessan torus in ino soli1d and dia e substances, sorine preservation o stet public in s an monumm . But longaesore inestate es in Parim Chronicie, more

commodious materias vere inventia.

'festineante se an ac sint of ωκα an volumeri in the early es of pag 1 a Mity. Herodotus' ita us, stat diphureae, o in stare os 2eep and goras, aere ista for tritin lamine ancient lanians . . Diodorus Siculus likexi is insori istis mcie Iersiam note ei recoriis on starent.

tudine libros Iones appellant riphtheras, quod aliquando, penuria bibloriam, pellibus caprinis o diuque utebantur. Herod. l. '

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ment, onsa per made of in Egyptia pam rus, . .el materi s. Dee cte inte os emaraim Coronicis. This is lassicienti evincia by ve existene es fie-itim o Moses, Iuvid, Solomon, and in Ie stir μεις sterivoris of Homer, uesimi Anacreon, pnidar, IEsthyliis, Sophocles, uripides, Herodotus, Hippocrates, Aristophanes, Thucydides, xenophon, Ρlato, I GIDDctenes, Aristocle, c. an is stili more inconi Ny Med by in libraries, Milta vere collected in pre-CMing ages, o MMut stat time suci Mahose of Ρῶycrates in Setinios, Pisistratus' and Euclides at Astens, Nicocrates in Cyprus, Euripides in met, Aristocli stephilosopherri, Clearchus ait Heraclea Ponticas, ares sterno extensive an magi cent libratro Ptolen 'bi

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Hae corrirnander of in Myprian in i 'oc. l. i. c. et D 'Se-ing lear oinoo vestimes, vas destω det ma nimia haedi inint 'o is remalme, that this infortunate event is no mentioned, ithe by Julius Caesar o Hirtius, in the histor of thae Alexandriam par. Plut in v. Anton. p. 9 3. Strab. l. xiii. p. 926. Plin. l. xiii. c. o. l. xxv. c. a. Reges Attalici liramis philologiae dulcedinibus inducti, cum egreσiani bibliothecam Pergami ad communem delectationem instituissent; nine item Ptolemaeus infinito Mo, inpiditaus ae incitariis Musio, non minoribus industriis, ad eundem nividum contenderat Alexandriae comparare. Vimav praef. l. v. minavius oes no inean ista there vas a librat a Pergamus besere stere mas ne at Alexandria Some writers, who,ave inarge Phini vitii aranistalce in iliis pallage, have novaverided

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These viae clear and depisive pro s.ctat in common

rima scribendi Orig. p. a. iunccius de Salpt. Vet. p. o.

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Η ΒΟΥΛΗ ΚΑΙ Ο ΔΗΜΟΣ semis ami

ΕΔΟΞΕΝ ΤΗΙ ΒΟΥΛΗΙ ΚΑΙ ΤΩΙ ΔΗΜΩΙ.

I riptions in Spon' Miscellanina litae Antiquita

Senatus Areopagi, senariis sexcentorum mpo Ius, Iuliam Berenicem, M. ac statua honorauit.

Character ille, vel si a x, non mille, semotos solum, s. nificiit lis est, eandem prorsus vim ac valorem viati et perinde aes minusculo est actere χ pinvretur. Etenim Berenices de Amp-Pae mos aetate Atheniensis senatiis eat sexcentis solum civibus conis stabat Corsini Notae Graecorrum, p. a. d. assi Attici, torn. a. min. i. P. 262.

Megaris.

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Megaris. Inscript II. p. 32I.

Populus imperatorem Caeserem, Divi filium, virtuti δε αα- et Ἀρητας, Dorica SHecto, quae 3 ima iniusti, 'Hem, ad se idem Panagias. Inscript 16 p. 327.

ratus iopissim Parismisn optimae merariae Musa,&c honorarum statua aenea.

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venetiis, ad Cyzicum insulam Paron permiens inscriptio, ex Archipelago advecta . Inscripti M. P 336.

Placuit sena is populo. Gorgonimis Dioc. f. dixit: Pandoquidem urbs Pariorum, &c.

Miratus populusque illustrissimae Coorin civitatis hono .ravit Publium Sallusti ini, M. βωλα - ο δαμος, Dorica dialecto, pro . in a a

Smyrnaeorum Decretum f.

Pliscunt populo ducum sementa, M. senatus sopiasque Mest psephisera decretinnyla. Clinodemo taboti L. Sisinio honores decernun- r.

ΕΔΟΞΕΝ ΤΗΙ ΒΟΥΛΗΙ ΚΑΙ ΤΩΙ ΔHMΩΙ. ΤΙΜΟΚΛΗΣ ΤΕΛΕΣΙΠΠΟΥ ΕΙΠΕ. placuit se uiae populo. Timocles Telesypia Mati

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This argument cannot be nauch as cted by observing that the beginning of the inscription is obliterated sor it entires depenti on ino vord no remaining. Secon lly the facts and dates, whicli are mentione Linthi Chronicie, do no appear o have been exuamdfrona an pistii records, o calculate to ans ver stepurposse of authentic documenta. si in iste vie V, it is mos probabie, ut conapiter uould have preserved a regula series of hings and archons. ut inisi notritae case Man eminent princes and magistratesare passedisve Ivithoiit notice. The facts chiess specified are not matters of genera o nationa impor anceri and in severat instatwes, the transactions of aole Cenaeuxies re e res omitted.

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various achievenienti . Thus, ve ea os me pillars of siris, Bacchus, Sesostris , Hercules et ind

The remembrance of evenis, in in ch nations vere interested iste succession o princes, an pertiam thegenealogies of eminent inen l, aere preserve in me

. -Incisa notis marmora PUBLICIS. Hor. l. iv. d. g. 4 Herod. l. n. Ἀο6. Diod Sic. l. i. p. 33. Strab. l. xvi. p. III . . vii II 38. t Diod. Sic. d. iv p. 26.

nealogies froni tmes of brassi, whicla, it vas reported his fallieri ound asae vas digonii sonae pati of his liouse.' sui las. Nothing ean he mole apocryphallam suspicious, ilia the origines these genealogical tables It has lieen always usual xvit ille fabricator o supposititious inscription to preteiul the found them,as Acusillius did, under giound in sotne cavern or secret recess. Thucyisdes speiac o Giectan illai s o whicli reaties of prace and alliance vere inscribe l, at Olympia, at Pythio o Delphi, at the Isthmus, at Athens, at Lacedaemon, and other places, lib. . c. 18. Dionysius Halicarnasseus mentions severat,eaties, vilita vere engravedin pillars ros that o Romulus vitii in Veientes. l. n. c. 6. p. 18. thatos Tullus Hostilius Wim the Sabines, d. iv e. g. p. 7 . and stat o Tarquinius Superbus initia the Latins, i. v. c. 6. p. 249.--Liv. l. u. c. 33. Exod. ixxiv. i. Josti. viii. 3a Dexit xxvii. g.

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irit leges pretio, atque refixit r.

AM Ovid, in describinio goiden age,

Suetonius inforans us, stat Vespasian, Hienae rebulliste capitia, aster it haut linen burn by me soldiers of Vitellius, unde ob to restore 3 o larmen plates, inichas re destr ed by die flantes and istia tan arctangior copies of them in ali places, he furiastis ine govenirnem pisti a resti coclectionis curiolis an incient records, containing me decrees fise senate, and in adiso in people, relative to reaties, alliances, and privi- leges, fioni times Mnios as ea lyras ste oundation os These inscripti vis, and octers of me fame hin' may, consulared a public monuments, o public recorsis; and were inscr=ed on rna me or brassis, vim peculiar pr prieu, acute avere prosessessi designe so the inspec-