COMPLETE: [ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY] The Memorable Thoughts of Socrates by Xenophon - Leni

[mischiefmanaged]

Hi Leni,

Here's my contribution for section 27.
https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/memorabilia_27_xenophon_128.mp3
[11:34]

Best,
MischiefManaged

PS: I think I might have acciedentally overwritten the submission for section 10, apologies in advance if this is the case!

[soupy]

Thanks for section 27 MischiefManaged

Well read and interesting.

One error noted:

2:23 we can paint what cannot be expressed by any proportion, nor with any colour, and that has nothing in common with any of those things you mentioned, and which the pencil can imitate; you said can paint but what cannot be expressed

Craig

[mischiefmanaged]

Well-caught Craig, and thanks for your comments—here's a version with the additional 'but' removed.
https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/memorabilia_27_xenophon_128.mp3

Thanks for section 27 MischiefManaged

Well read and interesting.

One error noted:

2:23 we can paint what cannot be expressed by any proportion, nor with any colour, and that has nothing in common with any of those things you mentioned, and which the pencil can imitate; you said can paint but what cannot be expressed

Craig

[soupy]

Thanks MischiefManaged

PLOK

Craig

[Leni]

Hi Leni,

Here's my contribution for section 27.
https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/memorabilia_27_xenophon_128.mp3
[11:34]

Best,
MischiefManaged

PS: I think I might have acciedentally overwritten the submission for section 10, apologies in advance if this is the case!

I have checked, seems section 10 is correct as it is.

[darrenwb123]

Thanks for section 29 Darren

A few errors noted

1:08 which we are all obliged to do when the Athenians please to command us, forgot to say we

2:05 for men in that condition enjoy a perfect health, they are robust and active forgot to say in

3:24 But in health we have nothing like this to fear, repeated

Craig

Here's a corrected file. Thanks for your ears.
~Darren

https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/memorabilia_29_xenophon_128kb_corrected.mp3

[soupy]

Thanks Darren

Section 29 is PLOK

Craig

One section left and this project is complete.

Craig

[soupy]

Sent PM to RHelfmann about section 2.

Craig

[soupy]

RHelfmann is working on section 2

That's great

Craig

[RHelfmann]

Finished Up Section 2, sorry for the late response.

Took a while to edit, lots of voices and its a bit long.

https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/memorabilia_02_xenophon_128kb.mp3
26:22

Excited to finish this project! Thanks everyone <3

[soupy]

Thanks Eddy Elfman

I'll listen later today.

Craig

[soupy]

Thanks for the defense of Socrates Eddy

Well read and interesting.

A few errors noted:
Alcibiades Alcibiades [ al-suh-bahy-uh-deez ] https://www.dictionary.com/browse/alcibiades?s=t

You don't have to fix this but his name is famous.
Here are the instances if you want to change it. It's up to you.

4:32 4:45 6:28 9:10 9:24 16:01 16:15 16:18 16:26 16:49 and following for a paragraph

:22 What surprises me yet more is, that some would believe that Socrates was a debaucher of young men! I didn’t hear is

3:48 but those whom we have taken the trouble to persuade continue our friends, believing we have done them a kindness. I didn’t hear we

6:22 in a manner that made him admired of all his hearers. You said admire all his hearers - changed the meaning of the sentence

16:06 For at the very time that they conversed with him, they always rather courted the conversation of those who were employed in the public affairs, because they had no design but to govern.—The following conference of forgot to say because they had no design but to govern

21:17 we endeavour to put it out of our sight as soon as decently we can. You said put it out of our right of sight as soon

Craig

[Leni]

Waiting here for the OK to catalog

[soupy]

OK Leni.

Still need some corrections

Or don't we?

Craig

[RHelfmann]

Thanks for the defense of Socrates Eddy

Well read and interesting.

A few errors noted:
Alcibiades Alcibiades [ al-suh-bahy-uh-deez ] https://www.dictionary.com/browse/alcibiades?s=t

You don't have to fix this but his name is famous.
Here are the instances if you want to change it. It's up to you.

4:32 4:45 6:28 9:10 9:24 16:01 16:15 16:18 16:26 16:49 and following for a paragraph

:22 What surprises me yet more is, that some would believe that Socrates was a debaucher of young men! I didn’t hear is

3:48 but those whom we have taken the trouble to persuade continue our friends, believing we have done them a kindness. I didn’t hear we

6:22 in a manner that made him admired of all his hearers. You said admire all his hearers - changed the meaning of the sentence

16:06 For at the very time that they conversed with him, they always rather courted the conversation of those who were employed in the public affairs, because they had no design but to govern.—The following conference of forgot to say because they had no design but to govern

21:17 we endeavour to put it out of our sight as soon as decently we can. You said put it out of our right of sight as soon

Craig

Thanks for the notes and catching the mispronunciation!

https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/memorabilia_02_xenophon_128kb.mp3
26:20

Sorry for the delay, just moved and unpacked 0.o