[ [409] Cap. V.
[ [410] Andria, Act. I. Scen. penult.
[ [411] De Art. ℣ 93.
[ [412] Act. V. Scen. IV. 12.
[ [413] Ad August. ℣ 185.
[ [414] ℣ 168.
[ [415] Inst. Poet. L. II. c. XXIV.
[ [416] Ibid. c. XXV.
[ [417] Lipsius was of Varro's Mind, who says, in a Letter to A. Schottus, Terentium amo, admiror; sed Plautum magis. This blind Love for Plautus, led him into a strange Affectation of his Style, for which he was expos'd by Henry Stephens, in his Book entitled, De Lipsii Latinitate Polæstra.
[ [418] Ad Aug. ℣ 59.