Casaubon

Maybe this is hope for authors: you can start out a Casaubon, but you have to become a Sebald.

Casaubon and Vossius speak of this book with the highest commendation: but the Gomarists were greatly dissatisfied with it.

Casaubon declares that this history is the greatest work of its kind which had been published since the Annals of Livy.

For καὶ τῶν ἡμερῶν of the text, Casaubon reads τεκμηρίων, “signs.”