ON ENVY AND HATRED.
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Plutarch and Shilleto, A. R. (Arthur Richard)
Source notes
748 Pindar, "Isthm.," i. 65-70.
749 Hesiod, "Works and Days," 25. Our "two of a trade seldom agree."
750 An allusion to "Iliad," xxiv. 527-533.
751 Ocnus. See Pausanias, x. 29.
752 So Wyttenbach, who reads Ὡς δὲ τούτων.
753 Reading οἷα with Reiske.
754 Homer to wit.
755 The soul.
756 The reading here is rather doubtful. That I have adopted is Reiske's and Wyttenbach's.
757 "Iliad," v. 484.
758 Euripides, "Bacchæ," 498. Compare Horace, "Epistles," i. xvi. 78, 79.
759 Reading with Dübner ἀργίαν. Reiske has ἀτονίαν.
760 Euripides, "Orestes," 396.
761 The Saturnalia (as the Romans called this feast) was well known as a festival of merriment and license.