355,) no incompetent judges, entertain a more favorable opinion of the Attic dialect.] [Footnote 59: Yet we must not accuse them of corrupting the name of Athens, which they still call Athini.

From the eiV thn 'Aqhnhn, we have formed our own barbarism of _Setines_.

* Note: Gibbon did not foresee a Bavarian prince on the throne of Greece, with Athens as his capital .-- M.].