[634]. Cramer, p. 36.
[635]. Poll. iii. 149.
[636]. There was a gymnasium sacred to Hermes, near the Peiraic gate.—Leake, Topog. of Attica, p. 124.
[637]. Cf. Xenoph. de Off. Mag. Equit. iii. 14.
[638]. Aristoph. Nub. 1001.
[639]. Sch. ad Aristoph. Nub. 1003.
[640]. Sch. Aristoph. Nub. 992.
[641]. Pausan. i. 19. 3. Harpocrat. v. Λύκειον, p. 190.
[642]. Here Aristotle taught (Cic. Acad. Quæst. i. 4.) as he had previously done at Stagira, where the stone seats and covered walls of his school remained in the age of Plutarch.—Alexand. § 7.
[643]. Suid. v. Ἄρχων. i. p. 452. c.