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[34] I have taken τούτον αὐτῶν to refer to ἐπιστημῶν, against

Magirus and the Paraphrase of Andronicus Rhodius. I would refer

to Aristotle's account of θεωρία in the Tenth Book, chap. vii.

where he expressly says of the working of νοῦς or pure intelect,

that it is "most continuous."

[35] The term seems to be employed advisedly. The Choragus, of

course, dressed his actors for their parts; not according to

their fancies or his own.

Hooker has (E. P. v. ixxvi. 5) a passage which seems to be an

admirable paraphrase on this.