Adultery, 5. 461 A.
Aeschylus, quoted:—
S. c. T. 451, 8. 550 C;
″ 592, 2. 361 B, E;
″ 593 ib. 362 A;
Niobe, fr. 146, 3. 391 E;
″ fr. 151, 2. 380 A;
Xanthians, fr. 159, ib. 381 D;
Fab. incert. 266, ib. 383 B;
″ ″ 326, 8. 563 C.
Aesculapius, see Asclepius.
Affinity, degrees of, 5. 461.
Agamemnon, his dream, 2. 383 A; his gifts to Achilles, 3. 390 E; his anger against Chryses, ib. 392 E foll.; shown by Palamedes in the play to be a ridiculous general, 7. 522 D; his soul becomes an eagle, 10. 620 B.
Age, for active life, 7. 539, 540;
—for marriage, 5. 460;
—for philosophy, 7. 539.
Agent and patient have the same qualities, 4. 437.
Aglaion, father of Leontius, 4. 439 E.
Agriculture, tools required for, 2. 370 C.
Ajax, the son of Telamon, 10. 620 B; the reward of his bravery, 5. 468 D; his soul turns into a lion, 10. 620 B.
Alcinous, ‘tales of,’ 10. 614 B.
Allegory, cannot be understood by the young, 2. 378 E.