[283] Ctes., §§ 133-136.
[284] Ctes., §§ 99-100.
[285] Dem., de Cor., §§ 129, 259.
[286] Ctes., §§ 172-173.
[287] de Leg., §§ 106-107.
[288] de Leg., §§ 34-35.
[289] Ctes., § 212, οὐ κεφαλὴν ἀλλὰ πρόσοδον κέκτηται. The play upon words is not easy to reproduce: κεφαλή, of course, suggests κεφάλαιον, ‘principal,’ or ‘capital,’ while πρόσοδος is ‘income’ or ‘revenue.’
[290] de Falsa Leg., § 339.
[291] Aesch., de Leg., § 1.
[292] La Litt. Grecque, iv. 643, with reference particularly to Ctes., § 133 (quoted above, p. [186]) and §§ 152 sqq.