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 1     Pre(5)  |  Alcibiades, c. 2. Apud Graecos, says Cic. de Rep. fragm. lib.
 2     Pre(6)  |         may credit what Plutarch says in his life of Agis. From
 3     Pre(6)  |        it be his. What Aristotle says in disparagement of the
 4 Themist     |       for it, for, as Thucydides says, he formed a most accurate
 5 Themist(27) |         Bos retains it. "Aldus," says Bos, "was the first, I think,
 6 Themist     |        the same city. Thucydides says that he went to Artaxerxes,
 7 Themist     |     authority of Thucydides, who says that he died of some disease
 8 Aristid(39) |   dissidia.----Gebhard. Plutarch says, that according to some
 9  Lysand(57) |          of perfidy at Miletus," says Bos, "as is also related
10 Thrasib(78) |         the notion of Bremi, who says that timidus here means
11   Conon(86) |                       What Nepos says here, as to the Lacedaemonians
12   Conon(90) |           x. 70. From what Pliny says of him, he seems to have
13    Dion(99) |       little differently. Lucian says that Plato was sent to a
14    Dion(103)|    militum voluntate.] Yet Nepos says above, in this same chapter,
15    Dion(104)| particular purpose. So Suetonius says of Augustus, c. 72, Si quando
16  Timoth(119)|           sc. pecuniam, but "id" says Bos, "for argentum or argentipondus,
17  Epamin(162)|    brought many colonists to it, says Diod. Sic. xv. 66. See Pausan.
18   Kings(222)|       the Life of Cato, c. 3, he says in eo libra quem separatim
19  Hannib     |       Fabius Labeo; but Polybius says in that of Lucius Aemilius
20    Cato(247)|    however, in his life of Cato, says that Scipio was appointed
21    Cato(250)|         his life of Cato, c. 15, says that Cato was attacked or
22   Attic(253)|               Phavorinus, again, says that the medimnus was mo&
23   Attic(264)|     Brutum. I prefer the plural, says Bos, Marcus and Decimus
24   Attic(265)|          defended by Savaro, who says that the provinces were
25   Attic(276)|         observation. Nepos first says that a man's manners fashion
26   Attic(279)|      passage. Most interpreters, says Boecler, take it for gratia,