[The figures indicate the pages of the Second Volume only, all the Notes being contained in that Volume.]


ADDITIONAL NOTES.

The last line of the Decastichon, &c. [vol. ii. 66],—

Asperius nihil est misero quum surget in altum,”

is from Claudian,

Asperius nihil est humili cum surgit in altum.”

In Eutrop. I. 181.