1 The word προστάσεως is frequent in Polybius. Cf. also Boethius iv. chap. 2. Cf. 1Maccabees xv. 32, “When he saw the glory of Simon, and the cupboard of gold and silver plate, and his great attendance [παράστασιν].” Cf. also Isoc. ii. 32ὄψιν, and Shakes.Measure for MeasureII. ii. 59 “ceremony that to great ones ’longs,”Henry V.IV. i. 280 “farced title running ’fore the king.”
2 For σχηματίζονται cf. Xen.Oecon. 2. 4.σὸν σχῆμα ὁ σὺ περιβέβλησαι, Dio Cass. iii.fr. 13. 2σχηματίσας . . . ἑαυτόν and σχηματισμός, Rep. 425 B, 494 D.
3 It is easy conjecture that Plato is thinking of himself and Dionysius I. Cf. Laws 711 A.
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