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Excerpt from De Glossematum in Aeschyli Fabulis Ambitu
Ac primum quidem, si quis librorum manuscript0rum vestigia tam anxie pre menda esse censeat ut operam ei perdere videantur qui hoc interpolationis genus vel indagare studeant vel emendare, ad eum refellendum per0pportune accidit, ut tribus in locis diserta grammaticorum testimonia lectiones genuinas se!vantium ad nostra tem pora pervenerint. Eorum unus etiam in Mediceo interpolatus exstat (agam. V. 267 da' àyyélov nvgòg pro &yyoîgov 7rvgòg. Cf. Hermanni adnotationem, quem in versuum numero significando sequimur) due in Farnesiano et Florentino (agam. V. 655, ubi Tenpins ex Hesychii lexico restituit xlciv re mi ¿).énowa pro librorum lectione zai Ca'ivm xaì ¿lénowa, Agamemn. V. 1242, ubi G. Dindorfius scribendum esse docuit à'eaee ydgug 69x0; è: 3ed'iv uéyag pro iis quae in libris leguntur nipo'uomo yàg dgxog è: péyag). Ceteruin nihil est caussae, cur etiam v. 276 quod libri praebent o'zyyélov péeo; mutemus; versu 274 fortasse scribendum esse nagqyyaigsvds pro nagayyeilao'a infra videhimus. Etiam Hesychii verba yai'a xéwg, 717 ad Septem fabulae versum 717 (era) x80via mim; Mg), qui metrico vitio laborat, r'eferenda esse Hermanni fuit auspicio per quam probabilis. Benique neque Promethei versa 380, de quo infra disputabimus, Plu tarchi testimonium est negligendum neque in ejusdem fabulae v. 214 quae adscripta sunt glossemata in Guelferbytano mò; peicovag, in Lips. 2 et Oxon. Mò; peyélovg, qui bus probatur Medicei lectionem zinsgéxovmg interpretamentum esse adjectivi rin.éèwgog, quod Hermannus recepit, còmparatis plurimis glossatorum locis ubi adj ectivum illud modo adj ectivo psil'wv modo participio 6nsé'éxw¿ explicatur.
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