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 1    VIII|       demon of the sea. For he says that to his mother when
 2    VIII|    learned none." And again he says to him : " Do not be surprised,
 3      XV|      to explain it, Apollonius says: " Tell me, O king, how
 4    XVII|     you slew one of them, he : says that you found marvellous
 5    XVII|         were sitting, were, he says, of bronze, but not incised
 6   XVIII|       tripods in Homer, and he says that there were set upon
 7   XVIII|       of these tripods two, he says, ran with wine, and of the
 8     XIX|      to brag about himself and says (I quote his very words): "
 9    XXII|     held with larchas ; and he says that Apollonius was given
10    XXIV|   spectre appeared to him, and says : " For without digging
11     XXV|      soul of the hero ? For he says, " It vanished with a mild
12     XXV|       adds the reason: " For," says he, " he is too much of
13    XXVI|      by her attendants. For he says that according to report "
14   XXVII|       he mentions them too and says that their marvels were
15   XXVII|          And after a little he says : " For they are not only
16    XXXI|     vital spark, as the author says, and if a vapour rose over
17  XXXIII|      Pythagorean dress. For he says that it was not cowardice
18    XXXV|     following remark ; " Damis says that it was then for the
19    XXXV|         and that is why, as he says, Damis was not astounded
20   XXXVI| messenger presents himself and says: " O Apollonius, the Emperor
21  XXXVII|     the following, for what he says is a refutation of himself: "
22 XXXVIII|     utterance, to wit, when he says " as Vespasian made you
23      XL|  nothing of the truth ; for he says that people in Ephesus related
24      XL|    heaven body and all. For he says that after he had run into
25      XL|       to heaven, come." But he says that he had never come across