Endurance, must be inculcated on the young, 3. 390 C (cp. 10. 605 E).
Enemies, treatment of, 5. 469.
Enquiry, roused by some objects of sense, 7. 523.
Epeus, soul of, turns into a woman, 10. 620 C.
Epic poetry, a combination of imitation and narration, 3. 394 B, 396 E;
—epic poets, imitators in the highest degree, 10. 602 C.
Er, myth of, 10. 614 B foll.
Eriphyle, 9. 590 A.
Eristic, distinguished from dialectic, 5. 454 A; 6. 499 A; 7. 539 D.
Error, not possible in the skilled person (Thrasymachus), 1. 340 D.
Essence and the good, 6. 509; essence of the invariable, 9. 585;
—essence of things, 6. 507 B; apprehended by the dialectician, 7. 534 B.
Eternity, contrasted with human life, 10. 608 D.
Eumolpus, son of Musaeus, 2. 363 D.
Eunuch, the riddle of the, 5. 479.
Euripides, a great tragedian, 8. 568 A; his maxims about tyrants, ibid.:
—quoted, Troades, l. 1169, ibid.
Eurypylus, treatment of the wounded, 3. 405 E, 408 A.
Euthydemus, brother of Polemarchus, 1. 328 B.