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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 February 2009
1 But it is rash to claim (p. 88) that Lysippus made statues of Alexander before his fourteenth year because Pliny uses a pueritia. That may well be a translation of ⋯κ παιδ⋯α, which allows a greater age.
2 Incidentally, in 1. 3 of the Telemachus inscription (p. 93 n. 29, no. 4) might not the reading be ⋯θ⋯λοντο[ς θεο⋯]? From B.C.H. 1897, 593, no. 3, there seems to be room for five letters.