Plutarch's essays and miscellanies, Vol. 1 · Plutarch
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Xanthippe, wife of Socrates, anecdotes of, i. 53, 292. Xenaenetus, v. 109. Xenocrates, anecdote of; i. 71, 442; his opinions concerning the soul, ii. 327, 439; of triangles, iii. 24, 139, 494; his opinion about daemons, iv. 17, 87; saying of, v. 10, 494. Xenocritus, a composer, i. 110, 380. Xenodamus, a composer, i. 110. Xenophanes, his reply, i. 65, 183; his philosophical opinions, iii. 134, 138, 141, 144, 145, 150, 155; quoted, ii. 49; iv. 291. Xenophon, quoted, i. 137; maxim of, 281, 333, 447; ii. 115, 144, 178, 307; the scene of his old age, iii. 24; v. 67, 72, 121, 139. Xerxes, his saying, i. 39, 187; and Arimanes, iii. 59, 60; invasion of Greece, v. 451, 452. Year, length of, in different planets, iii. 147. Zaleucus, laws of, ii. 315. Zaratas, ii. 327. Zeno, saying of, i. 56; anecdotes of, 72, 142, 283; ii. 321, 365, 455; quoted, 467, 481; iii. 25, 113, 125, 128; his definition of virtue, 462; anecdote of, iv. 225; v. 382. Zenocrates, v. 288, 377, 441. Zeuxidamus, apothegm of, i. 410. Zeuxippus, dialogue on health, i. 251-279; ii. 157 _et seq._; iv. 270, 278, 288. Zeuxis, reply of, i. 468. Zopyrus Byzantius, his Third Book of Histories, v. 473. Zoroaster, ii. 357; iv. 106.
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