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1 2 |      less; so that the gloomy Heraclitus was quite right, when, observing
2 3 |   Epicurus, or the sadness of Heraclitus, or the madness of Empedocles.
3 5 | substances, as Hipparchus and Heraclitus (do) out of fire; as Hippon
4 9 |  Anaximenes, and I suppose of Heraclitus also, as some say of him),
5 14|  Strato, and AEnesidemus, and Heraclitus: for these philosophers
6 15|    you must not suppose, with Heraclitus, that this sovereign faculty
7 17|      and according to some by Heraclitus also, and Diocles, and Empedocles;