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Transcriber’s note:

Obvious errors in spelling, hyphenation, accents and punctuation have been silently corrected in this version, but minor inconsistencies and archaic forms have been retained as printed.

The footnotes have been relocated to the end of each chapter and renumbered to better fit the ebook format.

In addition, the following changes have been made:

Page xiii: ΕΦΥΕϹΝ to ΕΦΥΕΝ Page 23: nineteen to nineteenth Page 142: Bul to But Page 177: borbyrygm to borborygm Page 194: thay to they Page 203: breath to breathe Page 216: gloriolous to glorious Page 232: opsidian to obsidian Page 252: [deleted extra] a Page 256: sweet to sweeter Page 276: preminent to preeminent Page 4 in the ads: Catalsepy to Catalepsy [Several instances in main text] Caesar to Cæsar [Several instances in the ads] Edouard to Édouard Footnote 28: traliteration to transliteration Footnote 33: acatholic to catholic