Corrections and clarifications
Chitwan | Agrippa review | My Night at Maud’s image
• Nepal’s Chitwan district borders India, not Tibet (Race to get aid to Nepal and Tibet amid warnings of further floods, 28 August, p1).
• A review of Agrippa by Robert Harris said Octavius was Caesar’s nephew, rather than great-nephew. Also, we added an extra F to the Latin inscription at the Pantheon entrance – it should have read: M AGRIPPA L F COS TERTIUM FECIT (Agrippa’s story, Saturday magazine, 22 August, p49).
• An image from the film My Night at Maud’s showed Françoise Fabian with Antoine Vitez, not Jean-Louis Trintignant as the caption said (New Wave director Éric Rohmer’s novel, hidden for 80 years, hailed as a classic, 22 August, p33). This error was in print only.
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