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... ( Spurious ) 3. Air is near to the incorporeal ; and since we come into being by an efflux from this ( air ) , it is bound to be both non- limited and rich so that it never fails . 14. PYTHAGORAS OF SAMOS PYTHAGORAS of SAMOS was in his 19.
... ( Spurious ) 3. Air is near to the incorporeal ; and since we come into being by an efflux from this ( air ) , it is bound to be both non- limited and rich so that it never fails . 14. PYTHAGORAS OF SAMOS PYTHAGORAS of SAMOS was in his 19.
Page 140
... , Axiochus 366B : Prodicus teaches nothing free ) . Spurious IO . Fire is the best of the perfumes . II . Milk is best if one draw it actually from the female . 85. THRASYMACHUS OF CHALCĘDÔN THRASYMACHUS of CHALCEDON was active in 140.
... , Axiochus 366B : Prodicus teaches nothing free ) . Spurious IO . Fire is the best of the perfumes . II . Milk is best if one draw it actually from the female . 85. THRASYMACHUS OF CHALCĘDÔN THRASYMACHUS of CHALCEDON was active in 140.
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... spurious : ' Tennés ' , ' Rhadamanthys ' , ' Peirithôus ' ) . ( From ' Tennes ' ) II . ( Tennęs : eponymous hero of Tenedos ) . 12. Alas ! Nothing is just in the present generation . ( From ' Rhadamanthys ' ) 12a . ( End of hypothesis ...
... spurious : ' Tennés ' , ' Rhadamanthys ' , ' Peirithôus ' ) . ( From ' Tennes ' ) II . ( Tennęs : eponymous hero of Tenedos ) . 12. Alas ! Nothing is just in the present generation . ( From ' Rhadamanthys ' ) 12a . ( End of hypothesis ...
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