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INDEX.

  • Socrates, an artificer, 64.
  • character, his, viii. 66.
  • contests, his, xxv. 74.
  • counsels and sayings, xvi. 69.
  • dæmon warnings, xvi. 69.
  • executed for opinions, the first philosopher who was, v. 64.
  • lamented by the Athenians, xxiii. 73.
  • persuasive power, xii. 68.
  • ransoms Phædo and teaches him philosophy, xiv. 68.
  • school, his, xxvi. 74.
  • saves Xenophon’s life, vii. 65.
  • serves in Xenophon’s army, vii. 65.
  • slaves, would not have, xiii. 68.
  • wives, his, xvii. 70.
  • Solon, the wise, life of, 23.
  • apophthegms, his, xvi. 30.
  • counsels, his, xii. 29.
  • death of, xv. 29.
  • escapes from Athens, iv. 25.
  • excites Athens against Salamis, ii. 23.
  • inscription on his statue, xv. 29.
  • laws as to debts, i. 23.
  • laws, vii. 26.
  • letter to Crœsus, xx. 52.
  • —— Epimenides, xviii. 30.
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