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The Descent of Manuscripts. By A. C. Clark, Corpus Professor of Latin in the University of Oxford. 9 × 6, pp. xiv + 464. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1918. 28s. n.
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page 293 note 1 The totals of columns vary from 270 to 286, which indicates that the lines are not very constant.
page 293 note 2 Columns vary still more widely (361–404).
page 293 note 3 Small vellum fragment.
page 293 note 4 Columns vary from 436 to 534.
page 294 note 1 Doubtful; the reading of one independent MS. gives some support to the view that this (627.5), which is a case of ‘telescoping,’ diaconis confessorihus being reduced to diaconibus, may perhaps be an omission in the archetype.
page 294 note 2 The number of omissions of et is particularly striking.