POLITICS OF ARISTOTLE

238 AR1.CTOTLE‘S POLZT1C.T. way of taking the passage, ri ripiparo T& arvrortouiov is not parallel with Xihiois, sc. mXiruis ...

,VOTES, L'OOZ; l'Z. 4. 239 hiyo 62 npiqv &arirp :v TLS GrE'Aor TO^ Gjpovs' Bc'Xrruros yhp 6ijpos 4. I. 6 Y(opyi~& E)OTLY ...

240 ARl.cTOTLE 'S P0LZTZC.T. wui 8ci uo&'ctv nai roiir' &ai uxijpd 11 SqpoKpadas, &ump iu M~~~. rrip TOT' +. SO i ...

IVOTES, 1'001i 11. 1. 241 ;,,Xftv roh EIrLrLKcis dvapapnjsous dwus. 4. 7, Lit. and they are blameless,' 'do no wrong,' or tken i ...

342 that which is ascribed to Osylus the evil has already sprung up, we should correct it by the law of the hphytaeans.’ The obj ...

xE;pov ?rXjaos xopi~flv. 4. 15, $.it each stage me shall esclucte a populntion worse in kind than at the preceding stage.’ Thus ...

2 44 ARISTOTLE'S POLITICS. xovs &si 7cuuipwu ~Xoiqof, 8;~a 62 ani +Ohs 6<pOVs Knrivfpr ;p r;,i rpvXdr. Cp. Schomann's Ant ...

ivo~c's, BOOK vi, 6. Wj i@pGa, ' in lump sums,' opposed to the piecemeal method of doling Out money which he had been describing ...

246 ,1 IZls'TozZE's' PCiLZ7'lC'S. I. riv piu cikpnrou pbhiora riv dXiynpXiiv La; HP~TV. \f'ith these words have to be supplied, ...

iVOTES, BOilh- 1% 8. "4; The oligarchy find themselves outnumbered and overmatched 7. 2, 3. the light-armed troops. The remedy f ...

248 ARfSTOTLE 'S POLITICS. and oligarchy are fully discussed, nothing is said of other form. of government, notwithstanding the ...

;~'OTES, BOOK vr. 8. 249 Ir. sib ~;~riov iini ra6rpu xopi&v, KO; TZ, od+ropa {prriu Kai rrp> 8. 12. rakpv. &+tupa, ...

2 1. idoyiupoic. Audits by the officers called Xoyro-rd (CP. $ 16). But it is hard to distinguish them from i&durls since A ...

Ijernays (Die Dialoge des :iristoteles. p. hy if.) has drnn.n 1-3. attention to the peculiar style of the opening chapkrs (I, 2, ...

252 A RlS TO TLE ’S POLIT1C.S. life who have the best form of‘ government possible under conditions of life.’ The qualification ...

NOTES, BOOK i-rr, I. 2.53 ddpiar K.T.X. 1. 4. The virtues here mentioned are the four cardinal virtues of Plat0 (Rep. iv. 428), ...

2 54 ARISTO7ZE'S POLITICS. Yet this is only true of the goods of the soul in their most general sense; a man cannot have too muc ...

;\‘OTES, BOOK VIl. 2. 255 The words’ xpdrrouuuv waXfs may be taken either with cCSulpovu or with nju dpimqv. Either I)* ‘the hap ...

256 ARISTOTLE 'S P0LIl'ZC.S. be shown to be the same by the same kind of arguments; and again, $ 13, the best life for both is d ...

,VOTES, BOOh- l,FI/. 2. 357 ,,ntemplation are to be transferred to the sphere of politics. the l,arnIlel which he sets over agai ...