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1 XVI  |     of Theodectes, the father says, "I came to find my son,
2 XVIII|       word: "is probable," he says, "that many things should
3 XIX  |      quite apart from what he says?~Next, as regards Diction.
4 XIX  |  thing or not to do it is, he says, a command. We may, therefore,
5 XXII |  Aeschylus in his Philoctetes says:~phagedaina d’he mou sarkas
6 XXV  |     possibly, what Xenophanes says of them. But anyhow, "this
7 XXV  |     at the same time the poet says: "Often indeed as he turned
8 XXV  | Glaucon mentions. Critics, he says, jump at certain groundless
9 XXV  |    reference to what the poet says himself, or to what is tacitly