T.

"_Acu tinali merida_" (Vol. iv., p. 406.).--An ingenious friend has

suggested to me the following explanation of this passage:

Ἄκουε τὴν ἄλλην μερίδα. It is rendered almost certain by the words that come

immediately after, in the line quoted by C. W. G., _i.e._ "audi alteram

partem." I am unable, however, to point out the source from which the

Greek motto was derived. Perhaps some of your readers will solve this

ulterior question.

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