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Notes.

PALINDROME VERSES.

Bœoticus inquires (Vol. vi., p 209.) whence comes the line—

In p. 352. of the same volume W. W. T. (quoting from D'Israeli's Curiosities of Literature a passage which supplies the hexameter completing the distich, and attributes the verses to Sidonius Apollinaris) asks where may be found a legend which represents the two lines to have formed part of a dialogue between the fiend, under the