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8 P. 255, l. 1333. Phoebus’ child. Asclepius.

OEDIPUS AT COLONOS.

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.