20                  xenophon's memorabilia.

^ovXopbivovs cbcjoeXei'   /SeXTlovs ydp   TTotcbv  tovs  avy-
ytyvopbivovs dTTerrepbTTev.

62        ^Epbol pbev Sr) XcoKpdTr)s TOtomos cbv iSoKet Ttptrjs
d^tos elvat Trj TToXet pbdXXov rj GavdTov. , Kal KaTa
TOVS vopbovs Se aKOTTcov dv Tts TovG^ evpot, KaTa ydp
TOVS vopbovs-t idv Tts (pavepbs yevr)Tat KXeTTTcov rj Xco-
TToSvTcbv rj ^dXavTtoTopbcov 7) Totxcopvxcov rj dvSpaTTO-
St^bpbevos rj lepoavXcbv, Tomots GdvaTos iaTtv r) ^r)pbla*

63  &v eKelvos TTavTcov dv'^pcoTTcov TTXelaTov dTrelx^v- AX-
Xd pbf)v Trj TToXet ye ome TToXepbov KaKcos avfi^avTOs,
ome aTaaecos, ome TTpoSoalas, ome dXXov KaKOV ov-
Sevbs TTcoTTOTe aiTtos iyeveTo. OvSe pbrjv ISict ye ovSeva
TTcoTTOTe dvGpcoTTcov ovTe dya^cbv dTTeaTepr)aev, ome
KaKols   TTeptejBctXev *   dXX^  ouS'  ahiav  Tcbv   elpr)pbevcov

64  ovSevbs ttcottot ecr^e. Ucos ovv evoxos dv elr) Trj
ypOL(^f) ; OS dvTl pbev tov pbf) vopbt^etv Geovs, ft)9 iv Ty
ypacj)^ yeypaTTTO, cj)avepbs r)v GepaTTevcov tovs Geovs
pbdXbaTa Tcbv dXXcov dv'GpcoTTcov * dvTl Se tov SLacpGel-
petv tovs veovs, o Sf) b ypayfrdptevos ambv yTtaTo,
(joavepbs rjv tcov avvovTcov tovs TTOvr)pds iTTi^vpbtas
exovTas tovtcov pbev TTavcov, Trjs Se KaXXtaTr)s Kal pteya-
XoTTpeTTeaTdTrjS dpeTrjs, f) TToXets Te Kal oXkovs ev oi-
Kovat, TTpoTpeTTcov iTTt^vptelv Tama Se TTpaTTcov ttcos
ov pbeydXr)S d^tos r)V Ttptrjs Trj TToXet;
 

ix
 

CHAPTER   III.
 

ARaUMENT.
 

The two preceding chapters contain a confutation of the accusations of
the enemies of Socrates. He was neither a despiser of the g^ds of the
State nor a corrupter of the youth. "With this chapter, the more posi¬
tive part of the work is commenced.    The particular points of defence.