counterpoise。
  C6。11。　The　Oriental　feeling　again。
  C6。12；　fin。　One　of　the　nicest　（monarchical）　remarks　ever　uttered。
  C6。13。　Marked　Greek　Testament　parallel　S。　Joan。　13；　13。　Surely　the
  evangelist　had　read　this　at　school：　I　mean；　the　Greek　scribe　who
  Hellenised　the　evangel。
  C6。23。　Free　trade　or　favoured…nation　principle　and　commercial　treaty。
  C7。10。　Prototype：　Socrates　and　his　sons。　Perhaps　also　Xenophon　and
  his。　One　seems　to　hear　his　own　voice　addressing　Gryllus。
  C7。14。　A　very　noble　passage。
  C7。27。　That's　also　nice：　〃Summon　the　Persians　to　rejoice　with　me　at　my
  joyous　release；〃　a　refined　form　of　funeral　festival〃nothing　is　here
  for　tears〃nor　have　we；　perhaps；　arrived　beyond　it。
  C7。28。　His　last　remark　is　Xenophon…Hellenic；　but　less　edifying；
  fortunately　it　is　only　the　penultimate；　for　there　is　the　final
  ｛khairete｝　＇good…bye＇　and　message　to　his　wife。　Why　was　she　not
  present？　I　suppose　she　was　at　home　in　Babylon。
  ＇C8。　It　has　been　doubted　whether　C8　is　by　Xenophon　at　all。　C8。3；　with
  its　reference　to　the　/Anabasis/；　certainly　looks　as　though　it　might
  have　been　written　after　his　death。　Some　scholars　have　also　thought　the
  style　unlike　Xenophon's；　but　it　is　clear　from　his　marginal　notes　that
  Mr。　Dakyns　did　not　lean　towards　this　view。　To　stress　the　degeneracy　of
  the　Persians　is；　no　doubt；　to　make　a　curious　comment　on　the
  institutions　of　〃the　born　ruler；〃　but　on　the　other　hand　the　preceding
  chapter　（C7）　is　full　of　grave　warnings；　and；　throughout；　Xenophon　has
  been　at　pains　to　insist　that　everything　depends　on　the　continuous　and
  united　effort　of　the　ruling　classes　towards　virtue　and　self…control。
  Again；　as　Mr。　Dakyns　pointed　out　（in　his　/Sketch　of　Xenophon's　Life/；
  Works；　Vol。　I。　p。　cxxxvii。）；　the　epilogue　bears　a　marked　analogy　to
  the　account　of　Spartan　degeneracy　in　c。　xiv。　of　the　/Laconian　Polity/
  （see　Vol。　II。　p。　322）；　a　chapter　he　took　to　be　genuine。　On　the　whole；
  therefore；　we　may　conclude　that　he　would　have　considered　this　epilogue
  to　be　genuine　also。F。M。S。＇