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^{page 130 note 2} Mutschmann, H., ‘Die Überlieferungs geschichte des Maximus Tyrius’, Rh. Mus. lxviii (1913), 560–83.Google Scholar His stemma, ibid. 583.

^{page 130 note 3} Schulte, F., De Maximi Tyrii codicibus, Dissertatio Inauguralis (Götting., 1915), 1–76.Google Scholar His stemma, ibid. 73.

^{page 130 note 4} A description of R may conveniently be found in the above-mentioned edition by Hobein, , praef., pp. xxi–xxxii.Google Scholar

^{page 131 note 1} In Maximus the adv. precedes its case only once, p. 12, 8 It is then possibla that is a gloss on and we should write One might suggest that ought only to be deleted without any further addition. In such a case we would construe But either as prosopopoeia of (= the life of ) or in the sense of (= ) is not very likely to represent the original text. Such prosopopoeia, apart from being farfetched in prose, finds no parallel in Maximus (and I have checked all instances of ). On the other hand is not very meaningful, because it exemplifies ‘human life’ with an example of human life ( of human life).

^{page 131 note 2} For as first word after a full stop cf. pp. 92, 4; 152, 18; 163, 7; 302, 18; 349, 9; 380, 5; 478, 4; 481, 3.