Plutarch's essays and miscellanies, Vol. 1 · Plutarch
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Raillery, of, iii. 229-240. Rainbow, of the, iii. 151. Rain, snow, and hail, of, iii. 151. Rational faculty, of the, v. 441. Reason, beasts make use of, v. 218-233. Reason, habit of our, iii. 166. Remarkable speeches of some obscure men amongst the Spartans, i. 432-440. Remora or Echeneis, iii. 252. Reproof, how to be administered, ii. 138-156. Respiration or breathing, iii, 173. Rhesus and Similius, v. 466. Rhodope and Haemus, mountains, v. 491. Riddles and their solutions, ii. 19, 20. Roman questions, ii. 204-264. Roman senator and his wife, iv. 233-235. Romans, fortune of the, iv. 198-219. Rome, saved by the cackling of geese, iv. 217; favored by fortune, 219. Romulus, his birth and education, iv. 206-208; murdered in the senate, v. 470; and Remus, suckled by a she-wolf, 473. Rules for the preservation of health, i. 251-279. Rutilius the usurer, v. 419.
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