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Page 54
... Rowe's substitu- tion for 66 Flavius . " See Introduction . 192. severally ] separately , in different directions . 195-197 . that my . money ] that my needs have found occasion to make use of their friendship in the matter of ...
... Rowe's substitu- tion for 66 Flavius . " See Introduction . 192. severally ] separately , in different directions . 195-197 . that my . money ] that my needs have found occasion to make use of their friendship in the matter of ...
Page 73
... Rowe gives " he . " 75. And make smooth his path to heaven . gods ] and 76. an answer ] here " an " is Rowe's insertion , and its omission before 66 answer " is so very likely that one need not hesitate . 90 81. The place . . feasted ...
... Rowe gives " he . " 75. And make smooth his path to heaven . gods ] and 76. an answer ] here " an " is Rowe's insertion , and its omission before 66 answer " is so very likely that one need not hesitate . 90 81. The place . . feasted ...
Page 121
... Rowe , then Ff . him . Hanmer first gave the line to Timon , and the editors generally ac- quiesce . Apemantus's exit is in the folios placed after " them , " line 399 . 400. should he have ? ] can he possibly have . ? • 401. ort ...
... Rowe , then Ff . him . Hanmer first gave the line to Timon , and the editors generally ac- quiesce . Apemantus's exit is in the folios placed after " them , " line 399 . 400. should he have ? ] can he possibly have . ? • 401. ort ...
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