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 1  2,2 |     in Antioch, Syria, where Lucian, one of the most learned
 2  2,2 |      the Arian doctrine, and Lucian, its head, is the Arius
 3  6,8 |   known, his notes on Plato, Lucian, and Eusebius, and finally
 4  7,4 |      Byzantine imitations of Lucian’s Dialogues among the Dead,
 5  7,4 |     in the literary field of Lucian’s imitations, is full of
 6  7,4 |     literary men, especially Lucian. Tzetzes’ works are written
 7  7,4 |     of antiquity, especially Lucian, calls for a revision in
 8  9,7 | hitherto known imitations of Lucian,”[173] a kind of libel,
 9  9,18|   Mazaris — the imitation of Lucian, The Sojourn of Mazaris
10  9,18|  problem of the imitation of Lucian in Byzantine literature,