88                  xenophon's memorabilia.

Svvaa^at;—^'t' 8' ftiou, e^y, XPV^^^ atcoTrfj hrTrap*
Xelv; fj OVK ivT^vptyaat, otl, oaa Te vbptco pbepba^rj-
Kapbev KaXXtaTa bvTa, 8t' Sov ye ^yv iTTtaTapte^a,
Tama TrdvTa Std Xbyov iptd^optev, Kat el tl dXXo
KaXbv ptav^dvet Tts ptd^ypta, Std Xbyov ptav^dvet;
Kdt ol dptaTa StSdaKovTes ptdXtaTa Xbyco o^pc5z/Tat,
Kal  ol Td   aTTovSatoTaTa  ptdXtaTa   iTTtaTdptevot  koX-

12  XtaTa StaXeyovTat; *'H T68e ovk ivTy^vptyaat, Sst
OTav ye %opo9 eT9 e/c T7598e t759 TrbXecos ylyvyTaL,
&STTep b els AfjXov TreptTrbptevos, ovSels dXXo^ev ov-
Sapbb^ev TOVTCO icpdpbtXXos ytyveTat, ovSe evavSpla iv
dXXy  TrbXet  bptoia  Ty   iv^dSe   avv ay eT at; — '-^X-?;^^

13  Xe7et9, e^y'—'-4XXa ptyv ome evcpcovicx, Toaomov Sta-
cpepovatv ^A^yvalot t&v dXXcov, ome acoptaTcov pbeyi^eL
Kal pcopty, baov ^tXoTtptla, fJTrep ptdXtaTa Trapo^vveL
TTpbs Ta KaXd Kal evTtpta,—^AXy^es, ecpy, Kal tovto,

14  — Ovkovv otet, ecpy, Kal tov hrTTtKov tov iv^dSe et
Tts iTTtpteXy^ety, cos ttoXv dv Kal tovtco SteveyKotev
T&v dXXcov, ottXcov Te Kal Xttttcov TrapaaKevy Kal
ema^ict, Kal tco eTolptcos KtvSvvevetv Trpbs tovs TToXe¬
ptlovs, ei voptlaetav Tama TTotovvTes iTTalvov Kdt Ttptfjs

16 Tev^ea^at, — ElKbs ye, ecpy. — My toIvvv oKvet, e^y,
dXXd Tretp& Toifs dvSpas iTrl Tama TrpoTpeTretv, d^
oov ambs Te cocpeXy^yay, Kal ol dXXot TToXlTaL SLd
ae,—^AXXd vy Ala Tretpdaoptat, ecpy.
 

CHAPTER   IV.
 

ARGUMENT.
 

NicoMACHinES complained to Socrates that Antisthenes, who neither had
experience in military affairs, or knowledge of any thing but to amasa
wealth, had been chosen as leader of the army, instead of himself, who