FOREIGN AUTHORS QUOTED.—King Juba[4377], Hecatæus[4378], Hellanicus[4379], Damastes[4380], Dicæarchus[4381], Bæton[4382], Timosthenes[4383], Philonides[4384], Zenagoras[4385], Astynomus[4386], Staphylus[4387], Aristoteles[4388], Aristocritus[4389], Dionysius[4390], Ephorus[4391], Eratosthenes[4392], Hipparchus[4393], Panætius[4394], Serapion[4395] of Antioch, Callimachus[4396], Agathocles[4397], Polybius[4398], Timæus[4399] the mathematician, Herodotus[4400], Myrsilus[4401], Alexander Polyhistor[4402], Metrodorus[4403], Posidonius[4404], who wrote the Periplus and the Periegesis, Sotades[4405], Periander[4406], Aristarchus[4407] of Sicyon, Eudoxus[4408], Antigenes[4409], Callicrates[4410], Xenophon[4411] of Lampsacus, Diodorus[4412] of Syracuse, Hanno[4413], Himilco[4414], Nymphodorus[4415], Calliphanes[4416], Artemidorus[4417], Megasthenes[4418], Isidorus[4419], Cleobulus[4420], and Aristocreon[4421]. END OF VOL. I. APPENDIX OF CORRECTIONS. Page 1, line 9, The allusion, otherwise obscure, is to the fact that some friends of Catullus had filched a set of table-napkins, which had been given to him by Veranius and Fabius, and substituted others in their place. „ 13, „ 2, _for_ Roman figures, _read_ other figures. „ 20, „ 7, _for_ the God of nature; he also tends, _down to_ and most excellent, _read_ the God of nature. He supplies light to the universe, and dispels all darkness; He both conceals and reveals the other stars. It is He that regulates the seasons, and, in the course of nature, governs the year as it ever springs anew into birth; it is He that dispels the gloom of the heavens, and sheds his light upon the clouds of the human mind. He, too, lends his brightness to the other stars. He is most brilliant and most excellent. „ 21, „ 13, _for_ elected, _read_ erected. „ 21, „ 13, _for_ good fortune, _read_ evil fortune. „ 23, „ 18, _for_ our scepticism concerning God is still increased, _read_ our conjectures concerning God become more vague still. „ 23, „ 31, _for_ and the existence of God becomes doubtful, _read_ whereby the very existence of a God is shewn to be uncertain. „ 33, „ 4, _for_ as she receives, _read_ as receives. „ 54, „ 15, _for_ the seventh of the circumference, _read_ the seventh of the third of the circumference. „ 59, „ 36, _for_ transeuntia, _read_ transcurrentia. „ 67, „ 26, _for_ circumstances, _read_ influences. „ 78, „ 9, _for_ higher winds, _read_ higher waves.