Schools of Hellas: An Essay on the Practice and Theory of Ancient Greek Education from 600 to 300 B. C.Freeman, Kenneth J. (Kenneth John)
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Schools of Hellas: An Essay on the Practice and Theory of Ancient Greek Education from 600 to 300 B. C.
Freeman, Kenneth J. (Kenneth John)
Education, Greek
[428] But by the end of the fourth century the teacher of
arms becomes an important individual in the training of the
epheboi.
[429] Plato, _Euthud._ 273 A.
[430] Xen. _Econ._ iii. 13.
[431] Xen. _Econ._ xi. 18; _Banquet_, i. 7, ix. 1.
[432] σφαιριστήριον [sphairistêrion].
[433] Athen. 20 f.
[434] Brit. Mus. E 83, for a picture of this in use.
[435] χυτλοῦσθαι [chytlousthai].
[436] Athen. 566 e.
[437] _Hunting with Hounds_, passim. So Plato in the _Laws_,
with reservations.
[438] Plato, _Laws_, 795 E.
[439] Aristoph. _Frogs_, 729.
[440] Lucian, _On Dancing_, 15.
[441] Athen. 20 d.
[442] Plato, _Rep._ 396 A, B.
[443] Antiphon, _The Choreutes_, 11.
[444] Xen. _Banquet_, ii. 17.
[445] Lakonian and Attic (Herod. vi. 129); Persian (Xen.
_Anab._ vi. 1. 10); Troizenìan Epizephurian Lokrian, Cretan,
Ionian, Mantinean in Lucian, _On Dancing_, 22.
[446] Not necessarily nude, for γυμνός [gymnos] only
represents the absence of the armour used in the War-dance.
[447] Plato, _Laws_, 815 A.
[448] Lucian, _On Dancing_, 8.
[449] Lucian, _On Dancing_, 8.
[450] The dance known as γυμνοπαιδική [gymnopaidikê] is
described in Athen. 631 b, as including representations of
wrestling. In 678 b, c, the festival of the Γυμνοπαιδίαι
[Gymnopaidiai], and the dances in it are referred to, but no
mention is there made of wrestling.
[451] Athen. 630 d.
[452] This sketch is drawn chiefly from Antiphon, _The
Choreutes_.
[453] Demos. _ag. Midias_, 533.
[454] Rivals sometimes tried to interrupt the lessons or
bribe the teacher (Demos. _Mid._ 535).
[455] The situation of Antiphon’s speech.
[456] Demos. _Mid._ 520.
[457] Xen. _Hiero_, ix. 4.
[458] Böckh, 212.
[459] _Ibid._ 221.
[460] Xen. _Hipparch._ i. 11.
[461] Illustr. Plate IX.
[462] Brit. Mus. E 485.
[463] Mnesimachos, _Hippotrophos_ (Athen. 402 f).
[464] See Illustr. Plates X. A, X. B and the Frontispiece
for scenes in a riding-school.
[465] The mark was a suspended shield, Brit. Mus.
Prize-Amphora 7, Room IV.
[466] A rough summary of Xen. _Hipparch._ i. 15-26.
[467] Xen. _Hipparch._ iii. 6.
[468] Xen. _Hipparch._ iii. 14.
[469] Petit, _Leg. Att._ ii. 4.
[470] Plato, _Laws_, 689 D.
[471] Herod. viii. 89.
[472] _e.g._ Thuc. iv. 25.
[473] Diogenes Laert. ii. 8. 73.
[474] Thuc. iv. 26.
[475] Plato, _Rep._ 529 C; _Phaidr._ 264 A.
[476] Plato, _Euthud._ 277 D.
[477] Plato, _Rep._ 453 D.
[478] Galen, _de loc. aff._ iv. 8. See Grasberger, i. 151.
[479] Aristoph. _Wasps_, 1095.
[480] _Ibid._ 1119.
[481] Xen. _Hellen._ i. 6. 24.
[482] Aristoph. _Knights_, 600.
[483] Aristoph. _Frogs_, 200-271, describes a rowing lesson.
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