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1  IV, 3 |          not to be, as some think Heraclitus says. For what a man says,
2  IV, 5 |        his finger, and criticized Heraclitus for saying that it is impossible
3  IV, 7 | definition.-While the doctrine of Heraclitus, that all things are and
4  IV, 8 |   practically the same as that of Heraclitus; for he who says that all
5  XI, 5 |     perhaps if one had questioned Heraclitus himself in this way one
6  XI, 6 |     accepting the views either of Heraclitus or of Anaxagoras. If we
7  XI, 10|        become any one of them, as Heraclitus says all things sometime