Notes on Plutarch's De Genio Socratis

Classical Quarterly 4 (1-2):61- (1954)
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583 b = p. 478. 26 Sieveking … is objectionable. Since Lysis is already dead, cannot here signify ‘beforehand’. Its only other appropriate significance would seem to be ‘publicly, openly’: but also enters into the compound, and can only bear the sense ‘secretly’, which would involve us in a contradiction. so far as I know, does not occur elsewhere: nearly always has the sense ‘give some indication of…’

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