Dear List,

many years ago I wrote a brief note for Latomus:

"Caesaries Berenices (or, the Hair of the God)", Latomus, 41 (1982)
101-3.

I discovered after it had appeared in print that a number of my 
observations had already caught the eye of the lynx-like Agatha 
Thornton.  But obviously both she and I wasted our sweat if this is 
still thought to be a joke, nearly twenty years later!!

Yours,

yn

I have never met Agatha Thornton, but I have over the years come 
across examples of her work with pleasure, and if she reads this list 
I would like to apologise to her for not acknowledging her work in 
the above article.
Yvan Nadeau
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
0131-650-3575

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