There is language in her eye, her cheek, her lip: Nay, her foot speaks—— SHAKESPEAR. [328] Veron. illustr. P. III. c. 7. p. 269. [329] “Et toi, rival des Praxiteles & des Phidias; toi dont les anciens auroient employé le ciseau à leur faire des dieux capables d’excuser à nos yeux leur idolatrie; inimitable Pigal, ta main se résoudra a vendre des magots, ou il faudra qu’elle demeure oisive.” J. J. Rousseau Disc. sur le Retabl. d. A. S. &c. This, my dear countryman! is the only passage of thine, where posterity will find the orator forgot the philosopher. N. of Tr. THE END. ERRATA. Page 20. Line 13. _for_ comma _after_ says, _place_ semi-colon. P. 61. L. 7. _for_ Morte _read_ Morto. P. 83. Note, _for_ Bernoue _read_ Bernoull. P. 94. L. 3. _after_ Nature _add a_ colon—_after_ flat _add_ it. P. 105. L. 10. _dele_ Lucian, Ep. I. P. 166. Note f. _instead of_ ὈΔ. Τ. v. 230. _read_ Ψ. v. 163. P. 181. L. 13. _for_ on _read_ in. P. 189. L. 20. _for_ or _read_ on. P. 197. Note d. _for_ adv. _read_ ad v. P. 227. L. 12. _for_ the _read_ her. Transcriber’s Note The errata have been corrected. The notes referenced above are, with the new numbering in this e-text, notes 26, 160 and 206. List of other changes made to the text: Page 5, repeated “a” removed (Take a Spartan youth) Page 48, “hindred” changed to “hindered” (as much water as hindered) Page 62, “barenness” changed to “barrenness” (’Tis an abhorrence of barrenness) Page 89, “celelebrated” changed to “celebrated” (his celebrated Carton of the Pisan war) Page 174, “Parrhabasius” changed to “Parrhasius” (Parrhasius, compared with himself) Page 187, “Rembrant” changed to “Rembrandt” (some pieces of Rembrandt and Vandyke) Page 229, “born” changed to “borne” (Spain is borne down by the current) Page 259, repeated “a” removed (though a few only find it) Page 270, repeated “the” removed (in the temple of art and genius) Footnote 7, “Barnini” changed to “Bernini” (Vita del Cav. Bernini) Footnote 329, “si” changed to “sur” (Rousseau Disc. sur le Retabl. d. A. S. &c.) Archaic spellings remain as printed. Amendments to punctuation are not otherwise noted. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Reflections on the painting and sculpture of the Greeks:, by Johann Joachim Winckelmann