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 1  9,7 | people made a contemporary, Mazaris, afraid that he himself
 2  9,7 |  deeds.”[172] The other was Mazaris, author of the Sojourn of
 3  9,7 |    author of the Sojourn of Mazaris in Hades, “undoubtedly,”
 4  9,7 |     In contrast to Plethon, Mazaris distinguished seven nationalities
 5  9,7 |    Peloponnesus: Greeks (in Mazaris, Lacedaemonians and Peloponnesians),
 6  9,7 |    175] These statements of Mazaris are historical truth. Although
 7  9,7 |     as well as the satirist Mazaris, must be used with caution,
 8  9,17|     information is given by Mazaris.[314] Earlier in the fourteenth
 9  9,18|       Finally, the works of Mazaris — the imitation of Lucian,
10  9,18|   of Lucian, The Sojourn of Mazaris in Hades, and A Dream After