Read in the same volume the _Lexicon_ of Pausanias[638] in
alphabetical order, quite as useful as the preceding, if not more
so, for the study of Attic authors. For although the illustrative
quotations are not so numerous, it contains more words under some of
the letters, so that by itself it is as large as the two editions
of Aelius Dionysius of Halicarnassus, although, as we have said, it
contains fewer examples. If any one were to combine the two editions
of Dionysius and the work of Pausanias, which could be easily done,
the result would be an admirable work and one most useful in reading
Attic literature.