A Problem in Greek Ethics / Being an inquiry into the phenomenon of sexual inversion, addressed especially to medical psychologists and jurists

by John Addington Symonds

[108] 1,025.

[109] Charmides, p. 153.

[110] Lysis, 206, This seems, however, to imply that on other occasions they were separated.

[111] Charmides, p. 154, Jowett.

[112] Page 155, Jowett.

[113] Cap. i. 8.

[114] See cap. viii. 7. This is said before the boy, and in his hearing.

[115] Cap. iii. 12.

[116] Cap. iv. 10, et seq. The English is an abridgment.

[117] Laws, i. 636 C.