Selected Essays of Plutarch, Vol. II. · Plutarch
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Footnote 312: Fr. 88. Footnote 313: W. reads μένειν (E has κινεῖν), but renders by ‘cieri’. Footnote 314: Fr. 733. Footnote 315: See note (4), p. 310. Footnote 316: Professor Henry Jackson has pointed out that the words form a hexameter line. For the Greek word see p. 291. Its introduction here is due to M. Bernardakis. Footnote 317: Reading τῇ γῇ, with Madvig. Footnote 318: See note (5), p. 310. Footnote 319: αἰρομένη MSS. Footnote 320: Prop. 7. Footnote 321: See note (6), p. 310. Footnote 322: Cf. _Il._ 9, 63. Footnote 323: Reading ὅλως (Emperius, ap. Ed. Teub.), for ὅμως. Footnote 324: See additional note, p. 312. Footnote 325: See e. g. _Tim._ 32 C. Footnote 326: _Theog._ 120, 195. Footnote 327: Pindar, Fr. 57: see p. 179. Footnote 328: Reading ἕξει, with Emperius. Footnote 329: See note (7), p. 310. Footnote 330: Reading ᾀἱδίου, with Emperius. Footnote 331: Ion Chius, Fr. 57 (Nauck). Footnote 332: Reading διίησιν, with Madvig. Footnote 333: I have followed the paraphrase of the Greek words suggested by Wyttenbach. For the physical facts see Ganot’s _Physics_, 516. Footnote 334: _Timaeus_, 46 A-C (Plato does not discuss plane folding mirrors). Footnote 335: Reading χωρεῖν for χωροῦντες. Footnote 336: Kepler has supplied such a diagram (in his translation, p. 131). Footnote 337: See p. 253.
Footnote 338: Pindar, Fr. 107. Paean 9 (see _Oxy. Pap._ 1908, 841). Footnote 339: _Od._ 20, 352 and 357; 14, 162; 19, 307. Footnote 340: Reading τὸ ἕν for τόν. Footnote 341: Prop. 17. Footnote 342: _De Caelo_, 2, 13, 293 b 20. Footnote 343: See note (8), p. 310. Footnote 344: See note (9), p. 310. Footnote 345: Reading ἡ δὲ τῆς Σελήνης with Mr. W. R. Paton, see _Class. Rev._ vol. 26, p. 269. Footnote 346: Strictly speaking, both cases are of ‘overtaking’, but the results follow as stated. Footnote 347: _Il._ 9, 212. Footnote 348: See Plato, _Phaedo_, 110 B-C. Footnote 349: _Od._ 311. Footnote 350: Soph. (_Lemnians_), Fr. 348. Footnote 351: τραπέμπαλιν is due here to Meineke, ap. Ed. Teub., see p. 267. Footnote 352: _Tim._ 40 B. Footnote 353: See note (10), p. 311. Footnote 354: Aesch. _Suppl._ 937. Footnote 355: See p. 262 and note. Footnote 356: See n. (11), p. 311. Footnote 357: _Il._ 14, 246. The second line appears to have been added by Crates and is not in our texts. Footnote 358: _Tim._ 40 C. Footnote 359: Kepler would read ‘twelve’. Footnote 360: Fr. 48. Footnote 361: _W. and D._ 41. Footnote 362: _Il._ 20, 64. Footnote 363: _Il._ 8, 16. Footnote 364: _Od._ 7, 244. Footnote 365: See n. (13), p. 311. Footnote 366: Reading ἐπειδὰν παύσῃ, with Madvig. Footnote 367: See n. (14), p. 312. Footnote 368: _Od._ 9, 563. Footnote 369: i. e. the words τελεῖν, τελευτᾶν are allied, see p. 215. Footnote 370: Plato, _Tim._ 31 B and end. Footnote 371: Fr. 38. Footnote 372: _Tim._ 31 B. Footnote 373: _Od._ 11, 222. Footnote 374: _Od._ 11, 600. Footnote 375: From a note made in 1910, which cannot at present (1916) be verified.
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