[1462] VII, 7-8.
[1463] VII, 14.
[1464] VII, 16. The story is also found in Pliny NH, X, 3, where it is added that Aeschylus remained out-doors that day, because an oracle predicted that he would be killed by the fall of a (tortoise’s) house.
[1465] VIII, 5.
[1466] VIII, 22.
[1467] IX, 1.
[1468] X, 40.
[1469] XI, 2 and 16.
[1470] XII, 21.
[1471] XIII, 3.