8 P. 255, l. 1333. Phoebus’ child. Asclepius.
1 P. 265, l. 158. Mingles with draughts, &c.
Where libations are
mixed of water and honey.
2 P. 288, l. 888. The God. Poseidon. See
above, p. 282 [sic. should
be p. 262], l. 55.
3 P. 306, l. 1525. neighbouring. [Greek:
geitonon] (the participle).
4 l. 1534. The dragon-brood. The Cadmeian
race at Thebes, sprung
from the dragon’s teeth sown by
Cadmus.
N.B.—For other questionable points the
student is referred to the small edition of Sophocles,
by Campbell and Abbott (2 vols., Clarendon Press,
1900).
Oxford: HORACE HART, Printer to the University.
