Excerpt from Rhetores Graeci, Vol. 2
Hic pr0gymnasmatum autor dicitur Rhet. G\r. IV, 32. VII, 18. Quae Libanu alii dixemnt esse, Rh. Gr. VII, 511 ò'ux raîiv xooyvyvaapoîtmv e: ps ov leln'flaal 't:1h?g tgò' 601pmtoîtgo alfidflt'lp neqtufiin&g &'yow 'él. Loyipmg, E'va 61} ammo palma quo factum videtur, ut bains libri nomen non appareat VII, 50. V, 228. Mnltum variant codices, nos Wai:ii co pìis ita usi sumus, ut puisiuusa Ambrosiano, Mediceo, Taurinensî praestare, B C D vero his magis eme'ndatricem manum perpessi esse viderentnr. Finckhii (f) emendationes vid. In Ialmii Anna!. 1832. V], 172 - 202. Additam. 1837. V, 341.
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