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32.10 Being asked for what purpose they offered sacrifice to the Muses before hazardous ventures, he said, So that our deeds may find good words. Cf. Moralia, 238 B, infra; Plutarch’s Life of Lycurgus, chap. xxi. (53 D).

EURYCRATIDAS, SON OF ANAXANDRIDAS Presumably Eurycratidas, son of Anaxander, mentioned by Herodotus, vii. 204, in the genealogy of Leonidas. He was king of Sparta in the first half of the sixth century B.C.

33.1 Eurycratidas, the son of Anaxandridas, when someone inquired why the Ephors try cases involving contracts Cf. Aristotle, Politics, iii. 1, 10 (1275 b). each day, said, So that also amid our enemies we may trust one another.

ZEUXIDAMUS Presumably the son of Leotychidas II., king of Sparta (Moralia, 224 E). He died before his father, and so never became king.

34.1 When someone inquired why they kept the laws in regard to bravery unwritten, and did not have them written down and thus give them to the young men to read, Zeuxidamus said, Because the young ought to accustom themselves to deeds of manly valour, a better thing than to apply their mind to writings.

34.2 When a certain Aetolian asserted that, for those who are able to play the part of real men, war is better than peace, Zeuxidamus said, By Heaven, no; but for such men death is better than life.

HERONDAS

35.1 Herondas was at Athens when a man there was found guilty on a charge of not having any occupation, On the subject see Busolt, Griechische Staatskunde (Munich, 1926), p. 815. and, when he heard of this, he bade them point out to him the man who had been convicted of the freeman’s crime! Cf. Plutarch’s Life of Lycurgus, chap. xxiv. (54 E). The free population of Sparta did no labour.

THEARIDAS

36.1 Thearidas, as he was whetting his sword, was asked if it was sharp, and he replied, Sharper than slander.

THEMISTEAS

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EURYCRATIDAS, SON OF ANAXANDRIDAS Presumably Eurycratidas, son of Anaxander, mentioned by Herodotus, vii. 204, in the genealogy of Leonidas. He was king of Sparta in the first half of the sixth century B.C.

ZEUXIDAMUS Presumably the son of Leotychidas II., king of Sparta (Moralia, 224 E). He died before his father, and so never became king.

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