36      xenophon's memoeabilia.

ptov Tft) ^ovXopbivcp TTcoXovvTas ao(f>LaTds &STTep TTop"
vovs aTTOKaXovatv, osTts Si, ov dv yvco evcpvd bvTa,
StSdaKcov 6 Tt dv exy dya^bv, ^tXov TTOtfjTat, tovtov
voptt^opbev, d TCO KaXS Kdyd^cp TToXtTy TTposyKet, Tama

14  TTOtelv, ^Eyco 8' ovv Kal ambs, ft) ^AvTt(pcbv, &sTTep
dXXos Tts fj Ittttco dya^S fj kvvI fj opvt^t ySeTat,
omco Kal eTt ptdXXov ySoptat (f>lXots dya^ols* Kai, idv
TO axco dya^bv, StSdaKco, Kal dXXots avviaTyptt, Trap'
&v dv yycbptat, cocpeXyaea^ai Tt amovs els dpeTyv,
Kal TOVS ^yaavpovs tcov TToXat ao^cbv dvSpcov, ovs
eKelvot KaTeXtTTov iv /St^Xlots ypd^fravTes, dveXtTTCOv
KOtvfj avv Tols cplXots Stepxoptat, Kal, dv Tt bpcbptev
dya^bv, iKXeybpte^a Kal pteya vopbi^opbev KepSos, idv
dXXjjXots <f>iXot ytyvcopte'^a, ^Epbol pev Sy TavTa
ciKovovTt iSbKet ambs Te ptaKaptos elvat, Kal tovs
aKovovTas iTrl KoXoKdya^iav dyetv.

15        Kal TTdXtv TTOTe tov ^AvTtcpcbvTos ipoptevov amov,
TTCOS dXXovs pbev yyelTat TToXtTtKOVS TTOtelv, ambs Sk
ov TTpaTTet Ta TToXtTtKa, etTTep iTTlaTaTat; UoTepcos
8' dv, ecf)y, cb ^AvTt^cbv, ptdXXov Ta TToXtTtKa TTpaT-
Totptt, ei ptbvos amd TTpaTTOtptt, fj ei eTTtpteXolptyv rov
d)s TrXeiaTovs iKavovs elvat TTpaTTetv amd ;
 

CHAPTER   VII.
 

AEGUMENT.
 

Tms chapter is connected with the preceding by the principle of coi.
trast. !^lse pretension {aKa^oveia), based on pride and vanity, may be
reckoned among the errors opposed to the iyKpdreia, commended in
the colloquies with Antiphon which precede. Thus in chap. II. § 6, a
^pvirriKSs and a\iCopiKhs Siatra is represented as opposed to tho
eyKpdreia of Socrates' course of life, and these two chapters in conneo*