II. ENGLISH INDEX. Accusative, reflexive with in- | Birds, slowly acquire fear of finitive, 57. cognate, 76. Aexone, deme of, 41, 84. Alopece, deme of, Socrates, Alcibiades, 49, 64. harsh instance of, 44. the education he gave his Aristides, grandson of the Aristotle on courage, 74. on definition, 71. on music, 68. on spears with rounded heads, 42. man, 83. Booby, the, 83. 'Brave' has more than one meaning, 74. Caesar quoted, 55. Changed construction, 57. 'Choice of Hercules,' 85. does it come by nature or necessary for philosophical of experience; views of Critias, 64, 80. Crommyon, 82, 83. Damon, 47. Darwin's Voyage, 83. Delium, battle of, 41, 49. Diomed and Nestor, 73. Discretion, is it the better part of valour? 76. Dorian mode, 68. their intolerance of stran- Opinion, educated, 46, 60. gers, 54. Laches, account of, 41. his military capacity, 41. finds a subject easy because out of temper, 85, 88.. uneducated, 46, 60. Peace of Nicias, 42. Persians at Plataea, 73. Plato, his manner of showing Protagoras, 47, 84. Prophet, rules the general, 86. Spears, 42. Proverbs quoted, 65, 82. Qualities needed in philoso- phical discussion, 79. Relation of courage to wisdom, 76. Roman cavalry, 56. Stesilaus, 42, 54. Strategy, teachers of, 42. Tactics, teachers of, 42. Thucydides, son of Olorus, 41. the education he gave his Science, inaccurate use of the Thucydides, son of Melesias, word, 78. Scythians, 73. Ships of war, 55. Sicilian expedition, 83, 86. Socrates, the historic, his opinion on courage, 80. the younger, 42. Uneducated opinion generally but sometimes useful, 60. Virtue, a knowledge of its THE END Glasgow Robert Maclehose, Printer to the University. |