Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II |               given to the Spartans by Lycurgus: Some have received them
 2       1,  II |               similar constitutions is Lycurgus, who so established his
 3       1,  II | notwithstanding that it did not have a Lycurgus who so established it in
 4       1,  VI |            live there, and the laws of Lycurgus having acquired such reputation
 5       1,  VI |            united for a long time, for Lycurgus had established in Sparta
 6       1,  IX |        mentioned above, such as Moses, Lycurgus, Solon, and other founders
 7       1,  IX |               limits which the laws of Lycurgus had delimited for them, [
 8       1,  IX |        completely restored the laws of Lycurgus. This decision helped to
 9       1,  IX |           which was [equal] to that of Lycurgus, if it had not been for
10       1,  XI |              recourse to God. Thus did Lycurgus, thus Solon, thus many others
11       2,  III|       different mode of procedure. For Lycurgus, founder of the Spartan