Notes on Aristophanes and PlatoAMS Press, 1968 |
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Page 67
... Eod . Plato , Phædrus , p . 230 . • Id . Crito . 7 Ibid . 8 Plato , Apolog . and Phædo ; Xenophon , Memorabil . 9 Plato , Menon . p . 80 . Called Prodicus , the sophist , his master.1 Learns , BRIEF NOTICES OF SOCRATES AND OF HIS FRIENDS.
... Eod . Plato , Phædrus , p . 230 . • Id . Crito . 7 Ibid . 8 Plato , Apolog . and Phædo ; Xenophon , Memorabil . 9 Plato , Menon . p . 80 . Called Prodicus , the sophist , his master.1 Learns , BRIEF NOTICES OF SOCRATES AND OF HIS FRIENDS.
Page 107
... friends to mention it , we see the contrary , p . 38 , where he fines himself one mina ( all he was worth ) , and where his friends Crito , Critobulus , Plato , and Apollodorus , offer thirty minæ ( £ 96 . 17s . 6d . ) which was , I ...
... friends to mention it , we see the contrary , p . 38 , where he fines himself one mina ( all he was worth ) , and where his friends Crito , Critobulus , Plato , and Apollodorus , offer thirty minæ ( £ 96 . 17s . 6d . ) which was , I ...
Page 320
... FRIENDS AND RELATIONS OF DION . Ol . 105. 4 . Plat . Op . Serrani , Vol . 3. p . 323 . Callippus , after the treacherous murder of Dion , was attacked in Syracuse by the friends of that great man , but they were worsted by him and his ...
... FRIENDS AND RELATIONS OF DION . Ol . 105. 4 . Plat . Op . Serrani , Vol . 3. p . 323 . Callippus , after the treacherous murder of Dion , was attacked in Syracuse by the friends of that great man , but they were worsted by him and his ...
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