[1] Butler’s Analogy.
[2] Cp. _infra_ p. 12, _ad fin._
[3] Cp. Arist. Pol. i. 13, § 10.
[4] Cp. Theaet. 146 D.
[5] Cp. Aristot. Post. Anal. I. i. 6.
[6] Pindar, Frag. 98 (Boeckh).
[7] Or, whether a certain area is capable of being inscribed as a
triangle in a certain circle.
[8] Or, when you apply it to the given line, i. e. the diameter of the
circle (αὐτοῦ).
[9] Or, similar to the area so applied.
[10] Theog. 33 ff.
[11] Theog. 435 ff.
[12] Cp. Euthyphro 11 B.