¹ Cf. Vita Alex. Mag. I: . I am glad to acknowledge here my gratitude to Dr. Joan Bigwood and Mr. C. P. Jones for their helpful participation in my Plutarch seminar at Harvard in the autumn of 1963.

² De Iside 364 E.

³ The first inscription was published in Klio xvii (1921), 154,Google Scholar corrected in the same journal, xviii (1922), 306,Google Scholar whence S.E.G. i 159.Google Scholar The second inscription was published in B.C.H. lxx (1946), 254,Google Scholar but there are intimations of it in Bourguet, E., De Rebus Delphicis Imperatoriae Aetatis (1905), p. 18.Google Scholar

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⁵ This is the first inscription cited above in n. 3.

⁶ See n. 3 above.

⁷ Cf. n. 3 above. Against Bourguet's emendation see Jannoray, , B.C.H. lxx (1946), 258–9.Google Scholar

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² Praec. Coniug. 145 E.

³ P.I.R.², F 369 and R.E.A. xlvii (1945), 80–81.Google Scholar Cf. West, , C.P. xxiii (1928), 263 ff., on Soclarus' epimelesia.Google Scholar

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⁵ S.I.G.³ 868 G; cf. P.I.R.², F 369.

⁶ Other Delphic Memmii are registered in Bourguet, , op. cit., pp. 13–14:Google Scholar e.g. P. Memmius Soterus, Memmius Euthydamus, Memmia Lupa . The nomen must derive from P. Memmius Regulus, suffect consul in A.D. 31 and governor of the joint province of Achaea and Macedonia from 35–44 (cf. Groag, , Die römischen Reichsbeamten von Achaia [1939], pp. 25–30).Google Scholar

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¹ De Defect. Orac. 419 B–E.

² He seems to have come from Prusias: Quaest. Conv. 710 B. It is worth noticing that Epitherses came from Nicaea (Steph. Byz. s.v. ) and that epigrams by an Aemilianus of Nicaea are preserved in the Palatine Anthology.

³ This was the date proposed by Pomtow, H. in Philol. lv (1895), 596,Google Scholar on the basis of De Defect. Orac. 410 A. The date is far from secure: cf. Jannoray, , R.E.A. xlvii (1945), 74–77;Google ScholarFlacelière, R., Sur la Disparition des oracles (1947), p. 221, n. 4;Google ScholarZiegler, in R.-E. 41. 712.Google Scholar

⁴ De Defect. Orac. 419 D: Thamus was summoned

^s Cf. P.I.R.², A 318: fortasse idem.

⁶ For names of this form, see now Veyne, P. on ‘Trimalchio Maecenatianus’, Hommages à Albert Grenier (Coll. Latomus, 1962), 1617 ff.Google Scholar

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² Mittelhaus, K., De Plutarchi Praeceptis gerendae rei publicae (Diss. Berlin, 1911), p. 29Google Scholar (between A.D. 115 and 120), approved by Ziegler, , R.-E. xxi. 714.Google Scholar Sister Renoirte, however, proposed an earlier dating in her generally unfortunate book on the Praecepta, Les ‘Conseils Politiques’ de Plutarque (1951), p. 112.Google Scholar

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⁴ Note the definite identification in P.I.R.², C 1424. Pflaum, loc. cit., has omitted the connexion with Plutarch.

⁵ Cf. Pflaum, ibid.

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