[13] Cf. Meurs. ad Lycophron, p. 148.
[14] I read ειμ' εισω with Hermann and the Cambridge editor.
[15] This line is condemned by the Cambridge editor. Burges has transposed it.
[16] But διαδρομαις, the correction of the Cambridge editor, seems preferable.
[17] An interpolation universally condemned.
[18] See Barnes, and Wetstein on Acts xix. 35.
[19] On the wanderings of Orestes see my note on Æsch. Eum. 238 sqq. p. 187, ed. Bohn.
[20] See the note of the Cambridge editor, with whom we must read εισβησομεσθα.
[21] ‛ων ουδεν ισμεν ad interiora templi spectat. HERM.
[22] We must read γεισα τριγλυφων ‛οποι, with Blomfield and the Cambridge editor. See Philander on Vitruv. ii. p. 35, and Pollux, vii. 27.