A History of Greek Economic Thought

by Albert Augustus Trever

[275]. 416A-B, 417B.

[276]. 415A, introducing the alleged aristocratic myth.

[277]. 463B, 417B, 416A, 547C.

[278]. 431E-432A, 443E, 423D.

[279]. 421C-E, cited on p. 48, n. 8. Cf. Poehlmann, op. cit., II, 91.

[280]. 590C.

[281]. 431D-E, 434C.

[282]. 378B, E, 377B, insisting upon proper stories for all children; 915E-520A, implying that the artisans shall share in all benefits of the state up to their capacity.

[283]. 643B-C.

[284]. 847B, 921C-D.