_Misquotations._--1. Sallust's memorable definition of friendship, as put
into the mouth of Catiline (cap. 20.), is quoted in the "Translation of
Aristotle's Ethics," in Bohn's _Classical Library_ (p. 241. note _h_), as
the saying of Terence.
2. The _Critic_ of September 1st quotes the "Viximus insignes inter
utramque facem" of Propertius (lib. iv. 11. 46.) as from Martial.
3. In _Fraser's Magazine_ for October 1852, p. 461., we find "Quem
patente portâ," &c. quoted from Terence instead of Catullus, as it is
correctly in the number for May, 1853.