POLITICS OF ARISTOTLE

206 ARZSTOTLE'S POLITICS.

the war was finished (Ephor. fr. 33 hIiiller i. p. 247), and \yere sent

home to beget children.

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   2. i\&rav8pus.
      For the narrative of the later life of Lysander and of his attempt
      to open the Spartan monarchy to all the Heraclidae of whoin he
      himself was one, and of his overthrow by Agesilaus whose claim lo
      the kingdom he had previously supported, see Plutarch's Life of
      Lysander, 24-26.
   
   
   
   


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   3. KLU&V^6 71). in' 'Ay~phk~ ouur$uas ~n8corv &ri rois Pnaprrdros.
      For a very curious account of the conspiracy of Cinadon, tu
      which he was instigated by a desire to become one of the Spartan
      peers, see Xen. Hell. iii. 3. $8 4-11.
      in' 'A~~uLX+ if genuine must mean against Agesilaus ' and (le.?
      directly) against the Spartans.
   
   
   
   


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   1. 6jhov^62 Kai TOGTO & T~E Tvprah 7iorfjufos rjs Kahovpivtp Ebvopins.
      See Rergk Frag. 2-7, p. 316.
   
   
   
   


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    4. Hanno is mentioned by Justin, xxi. 4. He is said to have lived
       in the time of Dionysius the yoanger about the year 346 and to
       have attempted to poison the senate and raise an insurrection
       among the slaves. Being detected and taken he was crucified with
       his family.
    
    
    
    


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    5. saha yhp ai noXrrciai re ncrpCurar piyviivar Kai ui aoXXai rCv Kah-
       pivov dpiuroKparriv.
       The gear
       difficulty is the combination of the many and the few; not of
       virtue with either, except from the circumstance that it SO rare]!'
       exists: cp. iv. 7. $$ 3, 4, and c. 8. $ 8.
    
    
    
    

Taka refers to rd 660, democracy and oligarchy.

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   6. aia+lpouuL ydp riu dvopalopivov no~rrtiiv ai 6pruroKpariar TO+,
      sL~ roti cioiv ai p;u +rev ai 62 p~~ov pdvrpor aGriv. nis yhp dm-
      xXruoiioas p~~~ou np~s njv dXiyapXiav 6ptaoKparias KaXocuiv, T~S 62 PP"
      rb lrXij60s IroXitrias.
      roko have been taken as follows : I)* Aristocracies
      differ from what are termed polities in the number of elements
   
   
   
   

roira and