¹ There are two conjectures by the Editor of this Beview published in the Journal of Philology, vol. vii. p. 234Google Scholar, which might well have found a place among these. For προσ⋯λαντες in iv. 7 Professor Mayor would read προσειλ⋯σαντες, ‘having penned up,’ which he defends by comparing Hom. Il. x. 347, Eur. Hel. 445; and for σκαι⋯τητα (al. νε⋯τητα), ib. 80, he conjectures σκληρ⋯τητα, a word which expresses ‘the unconquerable determination and stiffneekedness of the Helots.’