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Excerpt from Polybii Megalopolitani Historiarum Quidquid Superest, Vol. 1: Liber I, II, Et III
Sed ante hanc Editionem Hervagianam jam particula: nonnullae eorumdem Excerpt0rum quorum tota colle&io tune primum prodiit fuerant in publicum produ&z. Eagmentum de Prwlio mali ad Otium Pliilippi eam At. Tolo Rbodiir, (ex Libro XVI. Cap. I 8. Nobis cap. 3 Lazam: B A Y F 1 v s Venetiir acceptum inferuerat libro fuo de Re Navali Vetemm, qui anno MDXXXVI Lutetia: Parifiorum produt, recufu3 Bafileae anno mnxxxvn, Thefauro denique Antiquitatum Gronoviano Tom. Xl. In. Fertus. Eodemque anno Mnxxxvn. Bag/ilm ex q¿îeina Io. 0 r 0 R I N! Prodiit (pars fatis ampla Libri Sexti Polybianì, qua: in editionibus einde vulgaris a cap. 1 7 usque ad extr. Cap. 40, in hac noflra a cap. Excurrit, Ilse? Rii: sv o'7rnraiiv zaraora'oww, de Militia Romanorum, cum Iani lascar Is Latina Verfione. Cuius editi0nis exemplum mihi ad hnno 'diem nondum contigit Videre le&ionibus autem ex illa excerptis ulus fum, quas Reis kius'animadverfionibus luis in Polybium infomit. Et illa quidem Oporini editione primum' grace in lucem protra. &um effe Fragmentam illud Polybianum, traditum ab Er ne¿io in Praef. Ad Polyh. P. 14. A Reiskìo in Animadv. P. 447. Video. Opibus tamen dubium movere potuerat, quod Herve ius five Arlenius in editione Hervagiana Po lybii, ubi aî illud ipfum Fragmentum porvenir, p. 180. De Lutetiana editione monuit, qua Hifioriae Polybiana: Epitome Sexta, ut ait, fear/hm per 10. Lodoiemn exmfa efi.
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