Page vii, line 4, for ‘SASÁNIAN’ read ‘SÁSÁNIAN.’
Page xi, line 13 from bottom, for ‘Feasts’ read ‘Banquets.’
Page 85, line 16 from bottom insert comma at end. 3 from bottom, for ‘Kharzarwán’ read ‘Khazarwán.’
Page 95, line 18 end delete comma and insert semicolon.
Page 106, line 15, after ‘scabbards’ insert comma.
Page 110, line 15, for ‘an as’ read ‘as an.’
Page 118, line 11 from bottom, for ‘Irán’ read ‘Írán.’
Page 155, line 9 from bottom, delete semicolon and insert comma.
Page 156, line 6, after ‘Hormisdas’ delete comma and insert ‘III.
Page 184, note, line 14 from bottom, after ‘bunch’ delete. and insert?
Page 185, bottom note, prefix 4.
Page 207, heading, for ‘KUBAD’ read ‘KUBÁD.’
Page 209, line 2, after ‘below’ insert reference number 1, and at bottom add ‘1Cf. MHP, ii, 77, RH, Bk. iii, ch. 35 and note.’ line 3 from bottom, end, delete 1 and insert 2, and before note delete 1 and insert 2.
Page 217, line 4 from bottom. Sura appears to be identical with Thapsacus of which Tiphsah (1 Kings, iv. 24) meaning probably ‘ford’ seems to have been the Hebrew form. The army of Cyrus the Younger in his expedition against his brother Artaxerxes II. (Mnemon) crossed the river there on foot. Xenophon, Anabasis, I, iv, 17.
Page 227, line 5 from bottom, after ‘crown’ insert comma.
Page 231, bottom line, delete full stop and insert comma.
Page 239 and 247, heading, read ‘NÚSHÍRWÁN.’
Page 251, line 13 from bottom, for ‘Garshasp’ read ‘Gashasp.’
Page 263, line 6 from bottom, delete comma and insert semicolon.
Page 275, bottom line, end, insert comma.
Page 300 line 11, insert comma after ‘For’ and ‘know.’
Page 331, line 4, delete ‘the’ and insert ‘from.’
Page 348, line 20, for ‘Sáhh’ read ‘Sháh.’
Page 369, line 18, for ‘frowning face’ read ‘looks afrown.’
Page 395, line 10, for ‘was’ read ‘were.’ 11, for ‘were’ read ‘was.’
Page 400, line 1, for ‘crown’ read ‘treasure.’ 2, for ‘treasure, for’ read ‘crown because.’
Page 410, bottom line, for ‘Almighty’ read ‘almighty.’