The gap is filled in the usual makeshift fashion by Xiphilinus and Zonaras.]

Of the missing portion Xiphilinus and Zonaras supply perhaps three-sevenths.]

Zonaras presents an alternate possibility (X, 36) as follows: "Among the Greeks, Dio says, the coin called aureus has twenty drachmæ (denarii) as its regular rate of exchange.

"] [Footnote 10: It seems rather likely that Zonaras has become confused, and that he should have said "Livia."

Consequently Dio must have written what is found in Zonaras 7, 3 [vol.

(Zonaras, ib., p. 90, 16-18.)

(Zonaras 7, 3 (vol. 11, p. 91, 17 and 18.)

(Zonaras, ib., p. 93, 15-17.) 11.

(Zonaras, 7, 12.

(Zonaras, 7, 12.

III, p.360, 30: "Clusinus was the name of Porsenna's secretary, according to what Dio says"; and Zonaras, 7, 12: "Drawing his sword he killed his secretary, who was sitting beside him and was similarly arrayed.") 4.

(Zonaras 7, 13.

Zonaras 7, 14.)

Zonaras, 7, 15.) 7.

Zonaras 7, 15.)

Zonaras 7,16.)

Zonaras 7, 16.)

(Mai, p.148. Zonaras, 7, 16.

Zonaras 7,17.)

(Mai, ib. Zonaras 7, 17.)

Zonaras 7, 17.) 2.

(Mai, ib. Zonaras 7, 17.)

Zonaras 7, 17.)

Zonaras 7, 17.)

Zonaras, 7, 18.) 3.