Plutarch's essays and miscellanies, Vol. 1 · Plutarch
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Namertes, apothegm of, i. 427. Names of rivers and mountains, and of such things as are to be found therein, and the fables connected therewith, v. 477-509. Nasica, his saying, i. 285. Natural affection towards one’s offspring, iv. 189-197. Natural philosophy, iii. 105. Natural Questions, Plutarch’s, iii. 495-518. Nature, of, iii. 131; what is, 105; things that are least in, 125; animated, v. 160. Necessity, of, iii. 129; nature of, 129; defined, v. 299. Nephalia and Melisponda, i. 59. Neptune, ii. 38, 39, 41. Nero, i. 53; iv. 228, 229; anecdote of, v. 123. New diseases and how caused, iii. 426. New-married couple, advice to, ii. 486-507. New wine, of, iii. 279. Nicander, apothegm of, i. 427, 441. Nicias Maleotes, quoted, v. 459. Nicias, the Athenian general, superstition of, i. 177; v. 107. Nicias, the painter, anecdote of, ii. 173; v. 71. Nicostratus and Archidamus, i. 74; apothegm of, 221. Niger, anecdote of, i. 267. Nightingale, of the, v. 189. Nile, the river, v. 495; overflow of the, iii. 160; water of the, 415. Niloxenus, at the Banquet of the Seven Wise Men, ii. 3-41. Niobe, i. 328. Noises in the night and day, iii. 406. Numa, of the reign of, iv. 208-210.
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