The Complete Extant Works of Theophrastus, Vol. I

because? of blooming in part, conj.; and of the parts [of] flowers, A. || aphake corr.?; aphake, A. || except — at the beginning. U supplies these thirteen words: except? if one were to posit for the year a beginning somewhat toward the [end], so that it lives. I corrected the last four? words by conjecture; you could indeed also conjecture — a beginning? [at] the winter solstices. — Chap. XI. 1. history... A lacuna of one line? is indicated in the books. || myophaea mouse-thirst/mouse-plant, U; myophoea, MA. || of mice?, UM; and, A. || 2. for which, corr.; that, A. || of the aphake, U; of the apate, A.? || the [thing] under, corr.; the [thing] under, A. Edd. || 4. not like the, It seems one should write more juicy than?. || chondrilla, Stackh. Schn.; chondrilla, U; chondrilla, M; chondras but, A. || the whole — this and? un-..., corr.; the whole — this for un-..., A. || aphake, corr.; aphake, A. — Chap.? XIII. 2. not even, U; not, MA. || falls out, corr.; falling out, A. || 3. and p..., U; and, om. A. || 5. of the year, U; om. A. Edd. || straight? pushing forward, corr.; straight-moving, A. || 7. the iphyon a plant like fleabane, corr.; iphyon?, A. || before, corr.; [the], om. A. Edd. || indeed in [the] Aeg..., corr.; in [the], om.? Libri. — Chap. XIV. 1. dew-covered, conj.; evident, P2 M A. || not? the, the, P2 A. || the also trichomanes maidenhair fern called, I added with? Schn. — Chap. XV. 1. they take, U; they sprout, MA. 2.? as also, corr.; wherefore also, A Edd. || to the [ones] also on, corr. Lobeck at Phryn.? p. 686; [the], om. A.

Hist. Lib. VIII. Cap. I. 2. of the Pleiades, corr. Schn. syll.; of the Pleiades, U; of the Pleiades, A Edd. || another but beginning, U; the other beginning, M;? another but beginning, A. || 3. and ochre, corr.; and millet, A. || 5. the one — the other, M; the one — the other, A Edd. || some, corr.; in, A. || in the spring, U;? in the spring, M; in the spring, A Edd. || in Egypt barley. The word barley I added? by conjecture. || third-day — they say — fourth-day, U; third-day — says — fourth-day, A. || [if one] plows. I have little doubt that one should write "of plowing." — Cap. II. 1. of both, Libri; from both, Edd. || 2. in some of the trees?, conj.; in some of the grain-like [plants], Libri. || grain-like, conj.; [leguminous-like], Libri. || according to one themselves, conj.; according to themselves, Libri. || not, corr.; therefore, Libri.? || 3. rod-like and, U; the rod-like, M; the rod-like, A. || many indeed, corr. Schn. in Comm.; many, for, A. || more than these. Perhaps should be written? being completed || 5. in a mass, P; in a mass, UM; in a mass, A Edd. || fortieth-day, U; fortieth-day, A. || fortieth-day, U; fortieth-day?, A. || 7. in the seventh they are harvested, These words, in A through? a lacuna omitted, U alone provides. || 8. and matter, U; and whole, M; matter?, A Edd. || early thus, U; thus, om. A. || transferred to differ, conj.; having transferred to sow, Ald. || 10. the but — to bear twice —? the others, U; the but — difference — others, MA and the others, P. || as