A SERIES OF PAPERS ON

LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND

PHILOSOPHY,

ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA.

Page 159, line 2, for needs read need.

162, after note on III. xxv. 12, add: I am inclined to think that "abdita" is also corrupt, and that "gramina," or some such word, should be substituted for it. When once mandisti"' was changed to mansisti,' the change of 'gramina,' or whatever the word was, became absolutely neces

sary.

165. I now think there is no occasion to change dominae. Join dominae -amor = 'the love of a mistress.'

171, line 4, for Virgineun read Virgineum.

172, line 12, for Pirothous read Pirithous.

173, last line, for deserve read deserves.

176, line 23, for perdit read perdidit.
177, line 3, after it read is.

186, line 14, for this read the.

The Philebus of Plato and Recent English Critics. By
THOMAS MAGUIRE, LL.D., Professor of Latin, Queen's
College, Galway

Virg. Aen. I. 246. BY JAMES HENRY, M.D.

On the Nature of the Bounding Surfaces of Bodies. By
JOHN H. JELLETT, Senior Fellow of Trinity College

A Sketch in the Theory of Screws. By ROBERT BALL, LL.D.,
Andrews' Professor of Astronomy, and Astronomer Royal
of Ireland

On a Geometrical Method of Deducing the Central and
Diametral Properties of Conics from those belonging to
the Focus and Directrix. By FRANCIS A. TARLETON, LL.D.,
Fellow of Trinity College.

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