1 Cf.ὑποκινήσαντ᾽, Aristoph.Frogs 643.
2 An eminent scholar quaintly infers that Plato could not have written this page before he himself was fifty years old.
3 Plato having made his practical meaning quite clear feels that he can safely permit himself the short cut of rhetoric and symbolism in summing it up. He reckoned without Neoplatonists ancient and modern. Cf. also on 519 B, p. 138, note a.
4 Cf. 500 D-E. For παράδειγμα cf. 592 B and What Plato Said, p. 458, on Euthyphro 6 E, and p. 599, on Polit. 277 D.
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