Pomponius Mela, Gronovii. Leyden, 1748, 2 vols. 8vo. 12 to 15 francs. That of Tzschuckius, Leipsig, 1807, 7 vols. 8vo. is usually said to be the best; but is entirely too bulky and too dear—108 frs. Porphyrius. His _de Abstinentia ab esu animalium_ is the only one of his works printed in 8vo. except his Life of Pythagoras. He is, however, only fit to be passed over. Proclus. His Platonic Commentaries, and his Astronomical works may all be omitted. Propertius, Barthii, Lipsiæ, 1777, 8vo. 7 francs. That of Kuinoel, Leipsig, 1805, 2 vols. 8vo. 24 francs, were better, if it were smaller. Of the best, which is unquestionably the elegant one of Vulpius [Patavii, 1755, 2 vols. 4to.] there is no other impression. It is also a dear book—48 to 60 frs. Prudentius should be omitted. He is below the age of either Poetry or Classical Latinity. Psellus _de Lapidum Virtutibus_, _Synopsis Legum_, _de dæmone_, and his mathematical works may all be safely omitted. Quintus Calaber. His _Prætermissa ab Homero_ are of too low an age, except for a collection intending to be absolutely complete. Quintilian, à Spalding. Leipsig, 1798-1816, 4 vols. 8vo. and a 5th, in 1829, by Zumpt, containing supplemental notes and an Index: 55 a 60 francs, for the whole. It is much the best edition. It of course excludes, as spurious, the _Declamationes_, and the _de Claris Oratoribus_. The Rei rusticæ Scriptores, I would exclude, except so far as embraced in the body of the works of their chief authors. Rhetores Selecti Græci, edente Gale, Oxon, 1676, 8vo. worth 10 to 15 francs, is a collection worth having. It embraces Demetrius Phalereus, Tiberius, Anonymus Sophista, and Severus Alexander. Of the Rhetores Latini, there is no 8vo. edition. There is a 4to. edition by Capperonnier, Argentorati, 1756, 8 to 10 frs. It embraces Rutilius Lupus, Aquila Romanus, Julius Rufianus, Curius Fortunatianus, and others. Gale's two other collections—his Historiæ Poeticæ Scriptores antiqui [London, 1675, 8vo.] and his Opuscula Mythologica, Ethica et Physica [Amsterdam, 1688, 8vo.] may be taken or omitted, according to one's view. The latter [Gr. and Lat.] comprises Palephatus, Heraclitus, Phornutus, Sallustius Philosophus, Ocellus, Lucanus, Timæus, Locrus, Demophilus, Democratus, Secundus, Sextus Pythagoricus, Theophrastus, Heliodorus Larissæus, &c. Sextus Ruffus. His _Breviarium_ and _de Regionibus Urbis_, are of little consequence. Rutilius Numatianus. His _Itinerary_ is in Wernsdorf's Poetæ Lat. Minores. Rutilius Lupus, _de figuris Sententiarum et Elocutionis_, is proper only to a Rhetorical collection. It has been edited by Rhunken, along with Aquila Romanus and Julius Rufianus. Leyden, 1768, 8vo. 7 to 10 frs.