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NONCON. <foreign>Exempla ex Xenophonte.</foreign> | <head>NONCON. <foreign>Exempla ex Xenophonte.</foreign></head> | ||
<note>Xenophon's Anabasis. L. 5 c. 8. <gap/> 367.</note> | <note>Xenophon's Anabasis. L. 5 c. 8. <gap/> 367.</note> | ||
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a Megalopolitan - <add><unclear>however</unclear> he seems to observe with satisfaction </add> Episthenes, <del>says he</del> took a<lb/> | a Megalopolitan - <add><unclear>however</unclear> he seems to observe with satisfaction </add> Episthenes, <del>says he</del> took a<lb/> | ||
fancy to him in the love way, <add>way of love</add> & a very<lb/> | fancy to him in the love way, <add>way of love</add> & a very<lb/> | ||
faithful companion he found <add>had< | faithful companion he found <add>had <add>made to him</add></add> in him ever afterward.</p> | ||
<note><gap/><gap/> p. 333</note> | <note><gap/><gap/> p. 333</note> | ||
<note>who was to let the father/who went as guide with them/ have him again if he/ the father/ behaved well the father, terrified by the brutalities of | <note>who was to let the father/who went as guide with them/ have him again if he/ the father/ behaved well the father, terrified by the brutalities of Cheirisophus, the other General found means to make his escape</note> | ||
<p>In another place<add> 7 C. 4 p 409</add>. he<del> speaks</del> <add>relates</add> with how he <gap/><lb/> | <p>In another place<add> 7 C. 4 p 409</add>. he<del> speaks</del> <add>relates</add> with how he <gap/><lb/> | ||
NONCON. Exempla ex Xenophonte.
Xenophon's Anabasis. L. 5 c. 8. 367.
v. it. p 117. puer amor: laudation
Xenophon in answer to a cross-examining to charge brought against
him by a soldier for hating him, enumerating
the most common occasions of quarrel, asks him
successively each whether it were for
that. Was it for not giving me something I
asked you for? was it for
not give returning me something
that was mine? was it in a quarrel about
a Boy? was it when I was in liquor?
Gidion poxein p.716 also 726 - to Xenophon himself - mind the topics as to the ib. & 722.
In the 6th Book Ch. 6.th he speaks tells very coolly a story of the Son
of a Chieftain of a Village just come to the
age of Puberty, whom he says he took away
from his Father, & gave the charge of him to one Episthenes
a Megalopolitan - however he seems to observe with satisfaction Episthenes, says he took a
fancy to him in the love way, way of love & a very
faithful companion he found had <add>made to him</add> in him ever afterward.
p. 333
who was to let the father/who went as guide with them/ have him again if he/ the father/ behaved well the father, terrified by the brutalities of Cheirisophus, the other General found means to make his escape
In another place 7 C. 4 p 409. he speaks relates with how he
for another Episthenes an Olynthian when he takes notice of for his
particular propensity to that Passion, a Boy
of the same age, whom Seuthis was just going
to shoot in a general massacre — Episthenes
clasped the Boy in his arms & cried he would die sooner
than let him go. Upon this the Thracian condescended to let him live.
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