instead of 
(van der Ben).Variations from the Oxford Classical Text:
Charmides 166b2: Reading instead of (van der Ben).
Charmides 167d4: 
̓κοή (van der Ben).
Charmides 168b2: 
(Shorey).
Charmides 170a10–b1: Retaining the nominatives found in the MSS.
Charmides 170e6: Reading [
] (Schofield).
Charmides 171c8–9: Omitting 
as a meaningless gloss.
Laches 184c9–d1: 
(Heindorf).
Laches 185d10–11: 
(Cron).
Laches 188d5: 
(Schanz).
Laches 195c8: [
(Badham).
Laches 199c1: [
] (Stallbaum).
Laches 199d9–e1: [
] (Badham).
Laches 201a3: 
(Heusde).
Lysis 211e8: [
] (Watt).
Lysis 212c6: Reading μή instead of καì (Müller).
Lysis 212e7: <μή> (Schanz).
Lysis 214d2: <
> 
(Waterfield).
Lysis 216c7–d2: I have moved this sentence to c2, where it fits, punctuated with parenthetical dashes, as a long aside. The move also makes sense of the γάρ of d2.
Lysis 218b8: Reading 
instead of 
(Sedley).
Lysis 219b3: Omitting Burnet’s added 
.
Lysis 219c7: 
(Apelt) 
(McTighe).
Meno 74b3: 
(MSS).
Meno 75d7: 
(Thompson).
Meno 76e7: comma after 
(Thompson).
Meno 78b5: 
(MSS).
Meno 79b7: Giving 
to Meno (Stallbaum).
Meno 81a1: 
(Denniston).
Meno 83c5: 
(MSS).
Meno 87d5: comma after 
(Bluck).
Meno 88a2: 
(misprint in OCT).
Meno 89c6: punctuating without a question mark (Buttmann).
Meno 94e6: 
(MSS).
Meno 96b3: punctuating with a dash, not a question mark (Bluck).
Meno 99a7: 
.
Meno 99d9: 
(Maas, from Aristippus).
(Venetus 189).