The beauties of Plutarch; consisting of selections from his works

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established his reputation, by jus an laudabie means parti by the strength os his own geniuS, and parti by his services to Sylla, in si 00ing taly

Agesilaus carne to the throne by method equallyimmorat an irreligio u sor it a b accusing Leotychidas os bastardy, whom his rother adacknowlsedge as his legitimate son, and Deludirigilio oracle relative to a lam Ling. In the noXt place Pompe pati ut due respectrio Sylla during his lis , and coli careri se his rema inshonourabi interred, o twithstanding the oppositionit nisi illi froni Lepidus an asterward he avehi daughterrio Faustus, the sonis Sylla. On theother and Agesilaus hook of Lysander pon a

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Elight preteiice, and troated him illi reat indignity. Yet the services Pompe received rom Sylla were notgreatur than hos he had rendere hiniri heroas Agesilaus was appotnted in os Sparta b Lysander's means, and astemariis captain-generalis Greece.

In the third placo, Pompey' ostences against the laws and the constitution ere principali owin tollis alliances, to his supportis ei ther Caesari Scipio whos daughter he had married in thoi uirius demands. Agesilaus notini gratisied the passionis his son, by sparing the lis os Sphodrias, hosesileathought to have atone so tho injuries he had donotho Athonians, ut o likewis screense Phoebidas, who was uili of an egregious infraction os hol0ngue illi lis Thebaias, an it a visibi sor tho salis os his crime that he ook him into his proteo