Lilaeus, mount, v. 508, 509.
Linus, elegies of, i. 105.
Lions, of, v. 187.
Liquids, of, iii. 359.
Live concealed, whether’t were rightly said, iii. 3-10.
Lives of the ten Attic orators, v. 17-63.
Love: Five tragical histories of, iv. 312-322.
Love, of, iv. 254-311;
makes a man a poet, iii. 217-219.
Love of wealth, ii. 294-305.
Lucretia, the Roman matron, i. 355.
Lucullus, apothegm of, i. 241;
quoted, iii. 51; v. 84.
Lugdunum, mount, v. 485.
Lyaeus and choraeus, i. 54.
Lybian crows, v. 175.
Lycastus and Parasius, v. 473.
Lycian women, virtue of the, i. 351.
Lycormas, a river in Aetolia, v. 487.
Lycurgus, an Athenian orator, v. 36-42;
treasurer of the commonwealth, 36;
his great public services, 37;
his fidelity in office and great reputation, 37;
his justice and integrity, 37, 38;
useful laws procured by his influence, 38;
his diligence in the study and practice of oratory, 39;
his incorruptible honesty, 40;
his death, _ib._;
honors paid to his memory, _ib._;
his family, 40, 41;
his orations and success as an orator, 41;
his benevolence, 42;
a decree for honors to be paid to his memory, 61-63.
Lycurgus, the Spartan lawgiver, anecdote of, i. 7;
his institutions, 82 _et seq._;
their final overthrow, 101, 217, 419-425;
his sayings, ii. 22; v. 12, 92.
Lydian mood of music, i. 109, 114.
Lyric nomes, i. 106.
Lysander, i. 72;
his great victory over the Athenians, 99;
introduces gold and silver into Lacedaemon, 100;
the results, _ib._;
his sayings, 219, 425;
saying of, ii. 149;
anecdote of, 495; iii. 100; v. 92.
Lysias, the Athenian orator, his remarks on music, i. 104;
anecdote of, iv. 226; v. 24-26;
his birth, early residence in Athens, residence in Thurii, and
return to Athens, 24;
banished by the Thirty Tyrants, 25;
return after their overthrow, _ib._;
death, _ib._;
number of his orations, _ib._;
his other works, 26;
his eloquence, _ib._; v. 33.
Lysimache, the priestess, i. 73.
Lysimachus, his sayings, i. 205, 259.
Lysippus, his statue of Alexander, i. 494.