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1    III, 4 |                           4~The Simile also is a metaphor; the
2    III, 4 |        foe as a lion,~this is a simile; when he says of him "the
3    III, 4 |         geometry-a proportional simile, implying that Euxenus is
4    III, 4 |       thrower, and there is the simile about the Athenian people,
5    III, 10|       effect of brilliance. The simile, as has been said before,
6    III, 11|       and flame keep winking. A simile succeeds best when it is
7    III, 11| Philoctetes stung by Pratys-the simile made by Thrasyniachus when
8    III, 11|   hyperbole under the form of a simile. Thus~Just like Philammon