230 ([return])
[ {leipopsukheonta}, a word which refers properly to bodily weakness. It has been proposed to read {philopsukheonta}, "loving his life," cp. vi. 29.]
231 ([return])
[ {algesanta}: some good MSS. have {alogesanta}, which is adopted by Stein, "had in his ill-reckoning returned alone.">[
232 ([return])
[ {tes autes ekhomenou prophasios}.]
233 ([return])
[ {atimien}.]
234 ([return])
[ {o tresas}.]