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director of education. ↩

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Compare Republic VI 491 E, 495 B. ↩

Compare supra, IV 712 E, 715 B. ↩

Compare Aristotle Politics V 11, §§ 5, 13. ↩

Compare supra, I 625 D. ↩

Omitting ἐν, a conjecture of Winkelmann. ↩

Compare III 693 B; IV 705 E; VI 770; XII 963 A. ↩

Compare “Phaedrus” 251. ↩

Compare Aristotle Politics VII 10, § 10. ↩

Compare supra, VI 761 D, E. ↩

Reading παιδιάν. ↩

Compare infra, XI 913. ↩

Compare supra, VI 759 C. ↩

Compare Republic III 397 E. ↩

Compare Aristotle Politics VII 9, § 7. ↩

Compare Aristotle Politics II 10, § 8. ↩

Compare supra, V 738 C. ↩

Compare supra, 745. ↩

Compare infra, XI 915 D. ↩

Compare “Protagoras” 323 D following; “Gorgias” 525. ↩

Compare “Statesman” 308 E. ↩

Compare infra, XI 933 E; XII 941. ↩

Compare supra, IV 720. ↩

Compare Aristotle Nicomachean Ethics III cc. 1⁠–⁠5; V c. 8. ↩

Compare Republic IV 430 E; supra, I 626 E, following. ↩

Compare supra, VI 759. ↩

Compare supra, 855 C. ↩

Compare supra, 870 D. ↩

Compare Aristotle Politics I 2, § 15. ↩

Compare supra, III 691; IV 711 E, 713 C, 716 A. ↩

Compare “Statesman,” 297 A. ↩

Compare supra, V 734 E; VI 770. ↩

Compare Republic V 465 A. ↩

Compare supra, VI 760 B. ↩

Compare supra, IV 718 following. ↩

Compare Republic II 364. ↩

Compare Republic II 378 following. ↩

Reading λέγοιμεν. ↩

Compare “Apology,” 26 following. ↩

Compare supra, IV 719 E following; IX 857⁠–⁠8. ↩

Compare “Gorgias” 483. ↩

Compare “Timaeus” 46 D. ↩

Compare “Timaeus” 89 A. ↩

Compare “Phaedrus” 245 D. ↩

Compare Republic VII 515. ↩

Compare infra, XII 966, 967. ↩

Compare Republic II 364 A. ↩

Compare supra, 899 B. ↩

Hesiod, Works and Days, 307. ↩

Compare “Timaeus” 42 A. ↩

Compare “Phaedo” 62. ↩

Reading μὴ πρὸς τὸ ὅλον. ↩

Compare “Timaeus” 42 B, C. ↩

Reading τοῦ ποίου. ↩

Homer Odyssey XIX 43. ↩

Reading λῆμα. ↩

Compare Republic II 365 E. ↩

Compare infra, XII 951, 961. ↩

Compare Republic II 364. ↩

Compare supra, VI 760. ↩

Compare supra, VIII 850. ↩

Compare infra, XII 952 E. ↩

Compare supra, VIII 849 E. ↩

Compare Aristotle Politics I 9, §§ 1⁠–⁠11. ↩

Placing a comma after ἐλεύθεροι. ↩

Reading, according to Schneider, ὃς τούτοις αὗ. ↩

Compare supra, 924 C. ↩

Compare supra, IX 865 E. ↩

Or, “as if he were making a contribution.” ↩

Reading εἰ μὲν μή. ↩

Or, “who are intermediate in age”:⁠—i.e. who are neither the youngest nor the oldest guardians of the law. ↩

Compare supra, VI 784 A following; VII 794. ↩

I.e. they are cases of murder: compare supra, IX 870 following. ↩

Putting the comma after ἀλλοτρίᾳ. ↩

Compare Republic III 394; X 606; Aristotle Politics VII 17, § 11. ↩

The text is probably corrupt. ↩

Compare “Gorgias” 463 A. ↩

Compare Republic III 388 C, 391 D. ↩

This passage is not consistent with IX 857 A, where theft of public property is punished by imprisonment. ↩

Compare Thucydides V 66. ↩

Compare supra, VII 796 B. ↩

Reading αἰδοίη. ↩

Compare “Timaeus” 90 E. ↩

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