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 1   1, 27(19) |      consisted of similar parts. (Plutarch, p. 876. Vol. ii. Edit.
 2   1, 44(43) |    argument is similarly urged by Plutarch, (De Fortuna,) p. 98. Edit.
 3   1, 47(46) |          of Menander preserved by Plutarch, (De consolat. ad Apoll.
 4   1, 52(48) |           3 There is a passage in Plutarch very nearly allied to this,
 5   1, 52(48) |         but in a different sense. Plutarch, de his qui sero, &c. ib.
 6   1, 72(62) |       with it, are to be found in Plutarch, and other writers. ~
 7   1, 75(66) |        Edit. Lond. p. 170; and in Plutarch de consolat. ad Apollonium. (
 8   1, 75(68) |            And so a Poet cited by Plutarch, (de consolat. ad. Apoll.
 9   2, 19(34) |          Democritus, according to Plutarch (de Placit. Philosoph. p.
10   2, 19(34) |           So called, according to Plutarch, [Greek] i. e. It is termed
11   2, 19(34) |        And the whole passage from Plutarch, ib. Lib. xiv. cap. xiv.
12   2, 19(35) |           xi. cap. xxii. [Greek]. Plutarch ascribes the notion about
13   2, 19(38) |              1 Such, according to Plutarch, was Euripides the tragic
14   2, 20(42) |          vita Arist. prope finem. Plutarch de Placitis Philos. (p.
15   2, 22(55) | philosophy in Egypt, according to Plutarch; but see the Prep. Evang.
16   2, 22(55) |       this subject, as cited from Plutarch, and followed by the comment
17   2, 22(56) |     Anaximander too, according to Plutarch (de Placit. Philos.) affirmed
18   2, 52(97) |       There is another passage in Plutarch, which speaks of nourishing
19   2, 74(134)|    Hierocles, p. 541. Edit. 1628. Plutarch, Libellus de Fortuna, and
20   2, 76(135)|                    2 According to Plutarch,—who lived in the times
21   2, 79(137)|    noticed above (par. 7C.), from Plutarch, on the general failing
22   2, 81(148)|           C.).. [Greek] (See also Plutarch, Tom. ii. p. 409.) So also
23   2, 81(157)|      still in Hindustan. See also Plutarch, Tract. [Greek] Tom. ii.
24   3, 13(13) |           he cites a passage from Plutarch (De defectu Oraculorum)
25   3, 13(16) |      added, from the authority of Plutarch that, from this last sort,
26   5, 14(15) |     temperans evaderet."~See also Plutarch, " De vitando aere alieno,"