Studies of Travel: Greece

by Edward A. Freeman

A number of obvious printer’s errors have been corrected, and are listed below.

Given the context, the Greek phrase on p. [15], “προσείποιμ’ αν Ἀθάνας”, is most likely a version of line 1222 of Sophocles’ Ajax, “προσείποιμεν Ἀθάνας”.

The following list contains corrections that were made to the text based on the likelihood of printer’s errors.

p. 11	brough[t] back “the men,”	Added.
p. 18	so it [is] is no fault	Removed.
p. 21	Greek po[t/l]itical ideas	Corrected.
p. 41	as the capitals of Lysikratês[.]	Added.
p. 149	[D/C]um terra celat.	Corrected.
p. 157	a si[g]n perhaps of later date	Corrected.
p. 169	we are led over no special heights	Removed.
p. 216	Yet they had enough of world[l]y wisdom	Added.
p. 275	Æg[ae/æ]an Sea	Corrected.