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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Hiero by Xenophon: him:[20] he will be robbed of his throne, and at the same time be
powerless to take vengeance on his wrongdoer.[21]
[13] {logizomenos}, "to apply my moral algebra."
[14] {en tois dia tes opseos theamasi}. See Hartman, "An. Xen. Nova,"
p. 246. {theamasi} = "spectacular effects," is perhaps a gloss on
"all objects apprehensible through vision." Holden (crit. app.)
would rather omit {dia tes opseos} with Schneid.
[15] The words are perhaps a gloss.
[16] e.g. the games at Olympia, or the great Dionysia at Athens, etc.
[17] Omitting {einai}, or if with Breit. {dokei einai . . .
sunageiresthai}, transl. "in which it is recognised that sights
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