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Anton on this very subject, deposited, in MS., with the Harvard University Library; 1 doubt whether Mrs. Brogue-Henning knew of it).Mrs. Brogue-Henning's contribution focusses on Castig- lion's Courtier.She underlines the affinities of the Courtier with Plato's Symposium and the Republic.Her account of Socratic dialectic shows a lucid comprehension, as does her construal of Castiglion's concept of grace (it would have been rewarding to pursue the history of this concept as far as Tasso and beyond).The term nonchalance renders the Castiglionesque sprezzatura better than "disdain," or "carelessness."Finally, a few words of eulogy to the St. Martin Press for the fine way in which the Symposium is printed and for the scrupulous conscientiousness with which the proof-correcting was done.I have noticed only one misprint (on p. 110: Xenephon, for Xenopbon).In a book containing so many non-English names, this is a truly exceptional record of editorial precision.
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