[Footnote 13: Kuhn, in Haupt's Zeitschrift für deutsches Alterthum, v. 472.

The German philologers are not remarkable for mildness when speaking of each other; and many a one, as Haupt in Berlin, will enrich his vocabulary with ever-varying, new-coined epithets to characterize the ridiculousness, tameness, and stupidity of emendations proposed, and that, too, when speaking of such men as Orelli and Kirchner, his own colleagues in the profession.

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HAUPT, ARTHUR W. Laboratory manual of elementary botany.

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Haupt, Hermes XIV.) 5.

Haupt, Hermes XIV.) 10.

Haupt, Hermes XIV.] 13. Dio I: "Thus by nature, doubtless, mankind will not endure to be ruled by what is similar and ordinary partly through jealousy, partly through contempt of it."

(Cp. Haupt, Hermes XIV.)

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Haupt, Hermes XIV.) 6.

Haupt, Hermes, XIV.) 7. Dio's 4th Book: "And they provided them

Haupt, Hermes XIV, p.44, note 1; also G. Sotiriadis, Zur Kritik des Johannes von Antiochia, Supplem.

Cp. Haupt, Hermes, XIV.) 5. I pass over mention of the noble Marcus Coriolanus, and with Marcus himself also Marcus Corvinus; of whom the one, having sacked unaided a city named Coriolanus and burned it down, although the entire army of the Romans had been routed, was called Coriolanus, though otherwise termed Marcus.

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