The Spartan Rhetra in Plutarch, Lycurgus VI C. What is the Rhetra?

Classical Quarterly 38 (3-4):115-126 (1944)
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In the foregoing parts of this paper I have sought, first to recover Plutarch's text of the Rhetra, which I believe to be also Aristotle's text. It is evident that Aristotle knew and commented on this Rhetra: I take it as my hypothesis that his account of it in his Spartan Constitution was substantially the same as what Plutarch gives us.

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