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1     II, 19|      said that it would be a strange thing if he could not discover
2     II, 23|   Mixidemides, that it was a strange thing that the Dread Goddesses
3     II, 23|   have returned, it would be strange to choose exile in order
4    III, 2 |      the treatise on Poetry. Strange words, compound words, and
5    III, 3 | Another is the employment of strange words. For instance, Lycophron
6    III, 3 |    who love sonorous noises; strange words for writers of epic
7    III, 7 |      plentiful epithets, and strange words best suit an emotional
8    III, 10|   get hold of new ideas. Now strange words simply puzzle us;
9    III, 11|  stranger must not always be strange? Here again is the use of