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| Ref. | Emendation Note |
|---|---|
| 24,21 | Perhaps reading apo (from) for epi (upon) with MS A (n. 273) |
| 34,27 | Possibly reading tês ousias (of substance) at Categories 1a2.7, discussed by Porphyry, but compare his In Cat. 68,15f. Busse (n. 367) |
| 46,21 | The Greek text (Iamblichus) seems disturbed here, with MS L again presenting a lacuna (gap) (n. 481) |
| 46,25 | Reading meros (part) for Kalbfleisch’s merei (in a part) (n. 483) |
| 54,20 | (lacuna) Reading tês de poiotêtos to khrôma; <ou gar esti to kekhrôsmenon krôma> (and the color of the quality; ) as proposed by Kalbfleisch in critical apparatus (n. 565) |
| 54,21 | Reading tôn heterôn genôn (of other genera) with Kalbfleisch at Categories 3, 1b16 (cf. 57,21) for tôn heterogenôn (of heterogeneous things) (some MSS) (n. 566) |
| 56,18 | Reading hupallêla (subordinated) with Kalbfleisch (cf. 54,22) (n. 598) |
| 60,23 | Reading, with MS A and William of Moerbeke, tôn aneu sumplokês autôn (of them without combination) for autôn (of them) of MSS JL (n. 644) |
| 64,20 | There is a lacuna here in the manuscripts of Simplicius, as there was already in that used by Moerbeke (n. 712) |
| 68,22 | Reading pantôn (of all) with Moerbeke for pasas (all feminine) (n. 770) |
| 74,19 | Kalbfleisch indicates a lacuna here (comparing Philop. 48,4 Busse) (n. 817) |