[Footnote 6: _Xen. de Rep. Lac._]
[Footnote 7: "Emi singula non pecuniâ sed compensatione mercium, jussit
(Lycurgus)."--_Justin_. iii. 2.]
[Footnote 8: _Plut. in Lyc._]
[Footnote 9: _Plut. in Lyc._ The word is [Greek: priasthai], the cook
probably a slave and Helot. There seems some confusion between this
story, and that of Dionysius tyrant of Syracuse, noticed in the
beginning of the _Inst. Lacon._, and by Cicero in the _Tusculan
Questions_, v. 34. The Syracusan table was celebrated.]
[Footnote 10: _Plut. in Lyc._]
[Footnote 11: _Ath. Deip._ iv. 13. l. 93.]
[Footnote 12: _Plut. in Lyc._ "[Greek: En chersi daemiourgon kai
mageiron.]"]
[Footnote 13: "[Greek: Edei de opsopoious en Lakedaimoni einai kreos
monou ho de para touto epizamenos exelauneto taes Spartaes]."--_Æl. Var.
Hist._ xiv. 7.]
[Footnote 14: "[Greek: Hoi Lakones hoxos men kai halas dontes to
mageiro, ta loipa keleuoysin en to hiereio xaetein]."--_Plut. de tuenda
Sanitate._]
[Footnote 15: _Meursii Misc. Lacon_. lib. i. cap. 8.]
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