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Corrections made to printed original.
page 25, "awe, auge, ave, campus": 'campres' in original (Errata, Issue
194).
page 26, "the Coptic iaro": 'iars' in original (Errata, Issue 194).
page 28, "connecting the following words with one another": 'word' in
original.
page 35, "any other source than those": 'that those' in original.
page 36, "the regularity of the petals.": 'irregularity' in original
(Errata, Issue 194).