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issue his family became extinct。 But his relations and friends kept up
an annual commemoration of him down to a long time after； and the days
of the meeting were called Lycurgides。 Aristocrates； the son of
Hipparchus； says that he died in Crete； and that his Cretan friends；
in accordance with his own request； when they had burned his body；
scattered the Ashes into the sea； for fear lest； if his relics
should be transported to Lacedaemon； the people might pretend to be
released from their oaths； and make innovations in the government。
Thus much may suffice for the life and actions of Lycurgus。
THE END