THE PRINTER

GREETINGS TO THE READER.

Regarding the numbers in both indexes, if the page numbers do not exactly match the content (which I hardly think will happen), please do not be reluctant to check a few lines on the following page. It could easily have happened in some places that the numbers from the previous edition were kept. This occurs even where older content appears later in the book because of the many new sections inserted in this edition. There is no doubt that we took great care for this work to come out as correctly as possible. However, the result has not always met our expectations.

Why is this surprising? No one is so much like Argus Argus Panoptes was a giant in Greek mythology with one hundred eyes. The printer uses this name to describe a perfect, all-seeing proofreader. that something does not creep in against his will. Furthermore, the author did not oversee this edition. He was separated from the press by a great distance. Even when the work was printed but not yet published, he did not have the time to read through it.

He did, however, send a few small items he wanted you to be warned about. If you set aside two or three things he wished to add, and a few places where the typesetter typotheta: the worker who physically placed the metal letters into the printing frame committed a more serious error, the rest are of a minor nature. They should hardly delay the reader. These are mostly errors in a single letter, an accent, or punctuation. Nevertheless, we have added both the minor and major corrections below. We want to prove to you our dedication to serving the education of the youth. These are the items I mentioned.