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Ovidiana Graeca (fragments of a Byzantine version of Ovid's amatory works) has just been published as the first supplement of the Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society. The Greek text seems to contain few serious corruptions, but in one or two places some minor adjustments seem necessary, and these I now put forward with the utmost brevity, fortified by the criticisms of the original editors, Mrs P. E. Easterling and Mr E. J. Kenney.