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Excerpt from Demosthenis Qu� Exstant Omnia, Vol. 3: Indicibus Locupletissimis Continua Interpretatione Latina Varietate Lectionis Scholiis Tum Ulpianeis Tum Anonymis Annotationibus Variorum; Demosthenis Public� Et Exceptiones
Athenis Callimacho. Karci ro��rov y�ypa7rrm roy Apxovra [calli machum] ca� � ard Madc'ov ��yog, SV avverd�aro perd r�v, ��v 5fipog ain'0u carexezpor�mae (restitue ex mss. Usro� n'yy mxmxecpo. Roviav, ��v � 5ii, uog ai: rov carexapor�vnae.) Dionys. Halic. Ad Am maeum. Plutarchus interea in Vitis X. Oratorum, anno quarto Olymp. Non XCIX. Sed XCVIII. Natum esse mavult auctorem nostrum. Quo duce, causam hanc meditabatur (egisse enim dicere, parum tutam esse videtur) anno extremo Olymp. CVI. Siquidem Midiam, ut modo vidimus, in jus vocavit annos natus XXXII. At prot'ecto ea tempestate plurimae ex ns rebus gestae non sunt, quas hic ut gestas Orator commemorat. Tu interea cave credas, Plutar chum Plutarcho adversari, (neque enim Tractatulus iste, quem ha bemus de Vitis X. Oratorum, Plutarchi esse potest) verum recentem aliquem Scriptorem, Plutarchi nomine ementito, Photii, qui de Vitis Oratorum commentatus est, indiligentiam et �maropnalav studiose et dedita opera descripsisse, aliquando etiam nonnullam ex pro prio penu addidisse. De Samuele Petito, qui in Demosthenis Natalibus fidem Pseudo - Plutarchi computo adstruere velit, (attic. Legg. Edit. Nov. P. 266. Seq.) commodior erit dicendi locus.
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