[1]: Concerning Ideas, according to the MSS. (G.)
[2]: Theopompus was Archon in B.C. 411. (G.)
[3]: The corrupt clause indicated by probably means, that the Demarchs were to make inventories (ἀποφὴναι) of the traitors’ estates. (G.)
[4]: B.C. 459.
[5]: B.C. 444.
[6]: B.C. 413.
[7]: B.C. 436.
[8]: B.C. 338.
[9]: B.C. 369-342.
[10]: The Greek text is corrupt; but it is evident that the author confounds the Phocian war, which ended in 346 B.C., with the Amphissian war of 339 B.C. The next sentence shows the same mistake. (G.)
[11]: See Demosthenes on the Crown, p. 271, 27.
[12]: This is one of the statements which seem to fix the number of Athenian citizens in the age of the Orators at about 20,000. See Boeckh’s Public Economy of the Athenians, I. Book 1, chap. 7. (G.)
[13]: B.C. 364.
[14]: This name was properly pronounced with the accent on the last syllable, Ἀσκληπιός (G.)
[15]: B. C. 385-384 to 349-348.
[16]: B.C. 348-347.
[17]: B.C. 363-362.
[18]: B.C 280.
[19]: This is supposed to have been added by some other hand, because a contrary sentence is given of him before.
[20]: See Demosthenes on the Crown, p. 221, 27.
[21]: B.C. 307.
[22]: B.C. 269.
[23]: B.C. 307.
[24]: Persons who carried baskets, or panniers, on their heads, of sacred things.