Mothers, to be carefully selected, 1. To suckle their children, 4.
Munychia, 38.
Music, power of, 102.
Musonius, 370.
Nasica, saying of, 205.
Nations, most warlike also most amorous, 52.
Natures, great, 338.
Nealces, story about, 397.
Neglect, not liked, 150.
Neocles, father of Themistocles, 27.
Nero, 151, 168, 175, 220, 284, 365.
Nicostratus, 49, 264.
Night, Greek word for, 249.
Ninus and Semiramis, 37, 38.
Niobe, 50.
No, saying, 255, 260, 262.
Ocnus, 304.
Odysseus, self-restraint of, 101, 221, 307.
Oedipus, 28, 197, 250, 251.
Oenanthe, 37.
Old age querulous, 329.
Olympia, remarkable portico at, 214.
Olympias, wife of King Philip, 75, 76.
Olynthus, 305.
Onomademus, wise advice of, 212.
Oratory, extempore and prepared, 9, 10, 128. Laconic oratory, 230.
Orpheus, 53.
Paley, F. A., on the Moralia, Preface, vii.
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