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2 Cf. Pfeiffer, pp. 127 ff.
3 So the glossaries of Simias, Philitas, Zenodotus; cf. Pfeiffer, pp. 90, 115.
4 Pfeiffer, pp. 83 f.
5 D.-K. 68 B 300.
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