^{page 14 note 1} I should attribute to this Ammonius the brief and often glossarial notes which are found in the Odyssey MS. B.M. Pap. eclxxi. under the name αν and which Prof. Ludwich, I believe, assigns to the successor of Aristarchus.

^{page 16 note 1} Schimberg, , Die handschriftlicke Ueberlieferung der Scholia Vulgata genannt Didymi, 1892, p. 452Google Scholar.

^{page 17 note 1} Cf. 1 112 δι⋯ το⋯ ⋯ ⋯ γραφῄ I 162 . K 539 ἄριστοι οὕτως ⋯ γραφῄ. Λ 622: cf. also θ 441, M 86. II 522, φ 539, and ψ 721 ⋯ γραφῄ ⋯υκν⋯μιδας ᾀχαιο⋯ς The expression is rather a mark of T, but is not peculiar to that MS. Cf. A on π 248, Ven. 459 on π 507.

^{page 17 note 2} I take this opportunity to suggest that in schol. T on O 10 φησ⋯ κοώμενος should be read φησι ⋯ κωμαν⋯ς. Comanus is quoted freely in the scholia ; the Gen. MS. reduces his name to κομ⋯ν φ 363.