On the Education of Children, one book. Another treatise with the same title, one book. Of Education or of the Virtues or of Temperance, one book. [An Exhortation to Philosophy, one book. | On Numbers, one book. Definitions concerning the Diction of Syllogisms, one book. Of the Heavens, one book. Concerning Politics, two books. On Nature. On Fruits. On Animals. In all 232,808 lines. So much for his writings. I have also come across his will, couched in the following terms : “All will be well; but in case anything should happen, I make these dispositions. I give and bequeath all my property at home to Melantes and Pancreon, the sons of Leon. It is my wish that out of the trust funds at the disposal of Hipparchus ? the following appropriations should be made. First, they should be applied to finish the rebuilding of the Museum with the statues of the goddesses, and to add any improvements which seem practicable to beautify them.’ Secondly, to replace in the temple the bust of Aristotle with the rest of the dedicated offerings which formerly were in the temple. Next, to rebuild the small cloister adjoining the Museum