65. *The latter part of this paper, like that on Dante Gabriel
Rossetti, was contributed to Mr. T. H. Ward's English Poets.
68. +Transliteration: ousia akhrômatos, askhêmatistos, anaphês.
Translation: "the colorless, utterly formless, intangible essence."
Phaedrus 247C.
80. +The two passages are not indented in the original; they are in
smaller typeface that makes for difficult reading.
86. +Transliteration: aei en sphodra orexei. Translation: "always
greatly yearning."
104. +Transliteration: tryphês, habrotêtos, khlidês, kharitôn, himerou,
pothou patêr. Translation: "Of daintiness, delicacy, luxury, graces,
father of desire."