[242] Plato, Polit. 278 A, B.
[243] Ibid.
[244] Ibid. 285 C.
[245] Xen. Econ. viii. 14.
[246] See Illustr. [Plate I. A].
[247] Case E 190.
[248] Plato, Protag. 325 E.
[249] Plato, Laws, 811.
[250] τὰ κεφάλαια—a phrase used in later times for “commonplaces,” “topics,” which suggests that these selections were of that sort.
[251] As the great speeches are picked out from Shakespeare for “repetition” nowadays.