Selected Essays of Plutarch, Vol. II. · Plutarch
I, 118.
Footnote 106: MSS. have ‘Pausanias’. Footnote 107: These words are supplied from the text of Thucydides, 5, 10. Footnote 108: The word ἀναγκαῖον is suggested by the Teubner Editor. Footnote 109: Fr. 11. Footnote 110: _Od._ 2, 372. Footnote 111: _Il._ 2, 169 foll. Footnote 112: _Il._ 4, 86 foll. Footnote 113: _Il._ 5, beg. Footnote 114: The MSS. have ‘Pandarus’, but ‘Pindar’ is a likely correction. Yet Plutarch cannot have supposed Pindar to have written this iambic line. It is quoted by Aristophanes, _Peace_, 699, in connexion with the stinginess of Sophocles _or_ Simonides, and the scholiast quotes from Pindar a censure of that vice in a poet: so some confusion is possible. Footnote 115: _Oeconom._ 7, 4 foll. Footnote 116: In the _Stheneboea_. Footnote 117: _Isthm._ 2, 3. Footnote 118: Fr. 16 (Nauck). Footnote 119: _Isthm._ 1, 69. Footnote 120: Fr. 707. Footnote 121: So Cobet (for Cinesons). Footnote 122: _Phoen._ 958. Footnote 123: See Herod. 4, 155 foll. and Pind. _Pyth._ 4. There is something amiss with Plutarch’s text here. Footnote 124: See his _Life_, c. 29. Footnote 125: _Od._ 2, 190. Footnote 126: See additional note on p. 312. Footnote 127: Fragm. adespota, 90.
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