[Footnote 2:  Leo notes lacuna here:  fide Leo.]

    [Footnote 3:  Corrupt (Leo):  perii MSS:  prope Ritschl.]

    [Footnote 4:  Leo brackets following v., 67: 
      ubi pro disco damnum capiam, pro cursura dedecus?]

    [Footnote 5:  Leo brackets following v., 69: 
      ubique imponat in manum alius mihi pro cestu cantharum.]

    [Footnote 6:  Leo brackets following v., 107: 
      simul huic nescio cui, turbare qui huc it, decedamus.]

    [Footnote 7:  Leo brackets following v., 150: 
      video nimio iam multo plus quam volueram. ]

    [Footnote 8:  Leo brackets following v., 153, 154: 
      nil moror discipulos mihi iam plenos sanguinis.
      valens afflictat me vacivom virium.]

        [I have no liking for these full-blooded pupils:  the
        sturdy youngster is bullying me, destitute of strength as
        I am.]

    [Footnote 9:  Leo brackets following v., 166, 167: 
      edepol fecisti furtum in aetatum malum
      cum istaec flagitia me celavisti et patrem.]

        [Good heavens!  Such villainy in a lad of your age,
        concealing such atrocities from me and from your father!]

    [Footnote 10:  Tardare Hauptius:  turbare MSS.]

    [Footnote 11:  Leo brackets following v., 377-378: 
      quibus patrem et me teque amicosque omnes affectas tuos
      ad probrum, damnum, flagitium appellere una et perdere.]

[You are doing your best by such conduct to bring ignominy, loss, disgrace, upon every one of us, your father and me and yourself and all your friends, and ruin us.]

    [Footnote 12:  Leo brackets following v., 382: 
      nunc prius quam malum istoc addis, certumst iam dicam patri]

    [Footnote 13:  sed eccum video incedere follows in MSS: 
    Leo brackets.]

    [Footnote 14:  Leo brackets following v., 446: 
      it magister quasi lucerna uncto expretus linteo.]

    [Footnote 15:  Pistocleri follows in MSS:  Leo brackets.]

    [Footnote 16:  Leo brackets following v., 465, 466: 
      nam illum meum malum promptare malim quam peculium.
      Phil.
      Quidem?
      Lydus
      Quia, malum si promptet, in dies faciat minus. ]

[Yes, yes, I should rather have him administer my punishment than my money. Phil. Why so? Lydus Because if he administered my punishment, there would soon be none left.]

    [Footnote 17:  Leo brackets following v., 486-488: 
      quid opust verbis? si opperiri vellem paulisper modo,
      ut opinor, illius inspectandi mi esset maior copia,
      plus viderem quam deceret, quam me atque illo aequom foret.]