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Recorded uses: DJR-017 — xenophon: Xenophon, Hiero. The insecurity of tyranny. H. G. Dakyns translation.; DJR-090 — xenophon-hiero: Xenophon, Hiero 1; Simonides and Hiero, Dakyns translation.; work/audit-029/sources.json — 090-xenophon-hiero: Xenophon, Hiero 1.
BIB-1284
Xenophon, Memorabilia, conclusion of book 4; Dakyns translation.
Recorded uses: DJR-007 — Xenophon: Xenophon, Memorabilia, conclusion of book 4; Dakyns translation..
BIB-1285
Xenophon, Symposium 1; Autolycus and his spectators. Xenophon, Symposium 9.2–7; H. G. Dakyns translation. Xenophon, Symposium 1 Xenophon, Symposium 9.2–7
Recorded uses: DJR-118 — xenophon: Xenophon, Symposium 1; Autolycus and his spectators.; DJR-124 — Xenophon: Xenophon, Symposium 9.2–7; H. G. Dakyns translation.; work/audit-038/sources.json — 118-xenophon: Xenophon, Symposium 1; work/audit-040/sources.json — 124-Xenophon: Xenophon, Symposium 9.2–7.
BIB-1286
Rabelais, Gargantua and Pantagruel 3.33: later English translation compared for Cuckoldry and Jealousy; Burton’s French edition uncollated. Rabelais, Gargantua and Pantagruel 3.33
Recorded uses: DJR-150 — Rabelais333: Rabelais, Gargantua and Pantagruel 3.33: later English translation compared for Cuckoldry and Jealousy; Burton’s French edition uncollated.; work/audit-049/sources.json — 150-Rabelais333: Rabelais, Gargantua and Pantagruel 3.33.
BIB-1287
Marco Polo, Travels, volume 2, Yule–Cordier edition; Madagascar narrative and the roc. Edition numbering differs from Burton’s. Marco Polo, Travels, volume 2, Yule–Cordier edition
Recorded uses: DJR-072 — Polo: Marco Polo, Travels, volume 2, Yule–Cordier edition; Madagascar narrative and the roc. Edition numbering differs from Burton’s.; work/audit-023/sources.json — Polo: Marco Polo, Travels, volume 2, Yule–Cordier edition.
BIB-1288
Schouten and Le Maire voyage narrative, in Robert Kerr, A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, volume10, chapter6, section1; Cape Horn route. Schouten and Le Maire voyage narrative, in Robert Kerr, A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, volume10, chapter6, section1
Recorded uses: DJR-072 — Schouten: Schouten and Le Maire voyage narrative, in Robert Kerr, A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, volume10, chapter6, section1; Cape Horn route.; work/audit-023/sources.json — Schouten: Schouten and Le Maire voyage narrative, in Robert Kerr, A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, volume10, chapter6, section1.
BIB-1289
Boethius, Consolation 2, metres 3 and 7. Boethius, Consolation, books 1 and 4, H. R. James translation. Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy 3, prose 8, H. R. James translation, for comparison.
Recorded uses: DJR-094 — boethius: Boethius, Consolation 2, metres 3 and 7.; DJR-097 — boethius: Boethius, Consolation, books 1 and 4, H. R. James translation.; DJR-110 — Boethius: Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy 3, prose 8, H. R. James translation, for comparison.; work/audit-030/sources.json — 094-boethius: Boethius, Consolation 2, metres 3 and 7.; work/audit-031/sources.json — 097-boethius: Boethius, Consolation, books 1 and 4, H. R. James translation.; work/audit-035/sources.json — 110-Boethius: Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy 3, prose 8, H. R. James translation, for comparison..
BIB-1290
Plato, Republic, book 7; the cave allegory. Plato, Republic, book 7
Recorded uses: DJR-136 — Plato: Plato, Republic, book 7; the cave allegory.; work/audit-044/sources.json — 136-Plato: Plato, Republic, book 7.
BIB-1291
Plato, Critias 109b–c; gods as shepherds of human communities. Plato, Critias 109b–c
Recorded uses: DJR-029 — PlatoCritias: Plato, Critias 109b–c; gods as shepherds of human communities.; work/audit-008/sources.json — PlatoCritias: Plato, Critias 109b–c.
BIB-1292
Plato, Symposium, Jowett translation: comparisons with heroes and Socrates’s ability to drink without intoxication. Plato, Symposium; Phaedrus’s army of lovers and Agathon’s praise of Love. Plato, Symposium; Alcibiades on Socrates’s restraint. Plato, Symposium
Recorded uses: DJR-007 — Symposium: Plato, Symposium, Jowett translation: comparisons with heroes and Socrates’s ability to drink without intoxication.; DJR-131 — Plato: Plato, Symposium; Phaedrus’s army of lovers and Agathon’s praise of Love.; DJR-135 — Plato: Plato, Symposium; Alcibiades on Socrates’s restraint.; work/audit-042/sources.json — 131-Plato: Plato, Symposium; work/audit-044/sources.json — 135-Plato: Plato, Symposium.
BIB-1293
Plato, Phaedo 118a, Jowett translation: the final praise of Socrates.
Recorded uses: DJR-007 — Phaedo: Plato, Phaedo 118a, Jowett translation: the final praise of Socrates..
BIB-1294
Apuleius, The Golden Ass, Adlington translation, book 4 frame of Cupid and Psyche.
Recorded uses: DJR-079 — apuleius: Apuleius, The Golden Ass, Adlington translation, book 4 frame of Cupid and Psyche.; work/audit-025/sources.json — 079-apuleius: Apuleius, The Golden Ass, Adlington translation, book 4 frame of Cupid and Psyche..
BIB-1295
Homer, Odyssey, book 4; Helen’s grief-banishing drink. Homer, Odyssey, book 4
Recorded uses: DJR-136 — Homer: Homer, Odyssey, book 4; Helen’s grief-banishing drink.; work/audit-044/sources.json — 136-Homer: Homer, Odyssey, book 4.
BIB-1296
Homer, Odyssey 4, Butler translation; Telemachus at Menelaus’s palace. Homer, Odyssey 4, Butler translation
Recorded uses: DJR-079 — odyssey: Homer, Odyssey 4, Butler translation; Telemachus at Menelaus’s palace.; work/audit-025/sources.json — 079-odyssey: Homer, Odyssey 4, Butler translation.
BIB-1297
Christopher Marlowe, Hero and Leander, first sestiad 471–472: the quoted couplet on scholarly poverty. Marlowe Hero and Leander
Recorded uses: DJR-046 — Marlowe: Christopher Marlowe, Hero and Leander, first sestiad 471–472: the quoted couplet on scholarly poverty.; work/audit-014/sources.json — Marlowe: Marlowe Hero and Leander.
BIB-1298
W. G. Waters, Jerome Cardan: biographical cross-check concerning Cardano’s children; not a substitute for collation of On His Own Books. W. G. Waters, Jerome Cardan
Recorded uses: DJR-054 — cardano: W. G. Waters, Jerome Cardan: biographical cross-check concerning Cardano’s children; not a substitute for collation of On His Own Books.; work/audit-017/sources.json — cardano: W. G. Waters, Jerome Cardan.
BIB-1299
Xenophon, Cyropaedia 5.1.7–8; Cyrus refuses to see Panthea. Xenophon, Cyropaedia 5.1.7–8
Recorded uses: DJR-135 — Xenophon Cyrus: Xenophon, Cyropaedia 5.1.7–8; Cyrus refuses to see Panthea.; work/audit-044/sources.json — 135-Xenophon Cyrus: Xenophon, Cyropaedia 5.1.7–8.
BIB-1300
Aesop, The Eagle and the Beetle, Townsend version.
Recorded uses: DJR-097 — aesop: Aesop, The Eagle and the Beetle, Townsend version.; work/audit-031/sources.json — 097-aesop: Aesop, The Eagle and the Beetle, Townsend version..
BIB-1301
Thomas More, Utopia, book 2: accessible laws, pleading one’s own cause, and the injustice of neglecting working people. Burnet translation, Project Gutenberg. Thomas More, Utopia, book 2. Fictional community’s care for the incurably ill and reported practice. Thomas More, Utopia, book 2, Burnet translation; work and leisure. Thomas More, Utopia, book 2: inspection of prospective spouses. Thomas More, Utopia, book 2, Burnet translation Thomas More, Utopia, book 2
Recorded uses: DJR-016 — More: Thomas More, Utopia, book 2: accessible laws, pleading one’s own cause, and the injustice of neglecting working people. Burnet translation, Project Gutenberg.; DJR-066 — More: Thomas More, Utopia, book 2. Fictional community’s care for the incurably ill and reported practice.; DJR-080 — more: Thomas More, Utopia, book 2, Burnet translation; work and leisure.; DJR-150 — more: Thomas More, Utopia, book 2: inspection of prospective spouses.; work/audit-021/sources.json — More: Thomas More, Utopia, book 2. Fictional community’s care for the incurably ill and reported practice.; work/audit-025/sources.json — 080-more: Thomas More, Utopia, book 2, Burnet translation; work/audit-049/sources.json — 150-more: Thomas More, Utopia, book 2.
BIB-1302
Homer, Iliad 18–19, Buckley translation; the shield and Achilles receiving armour. Homer, Iliad 18–19, Buckley translation