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Personification 45 now qualifies ai
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Personification 47 1.565; mollia, 1
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Personification 49 is an inverse pr
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Personification 51 substance obey.
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Personification 53 “they demonstr
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Personification 55 brought together
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Personification 57 Jobst was the fi
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Personification 59 “and the thing
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Personification 61 at once this is
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Personification 63 ᾿Επεὶ δ,
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Personification 65 figures, not all
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Personification 67 ancient arrangem
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Personification 69 “And therefore
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Personification 71 will counterbala
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Personification 73 as the things ar
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Personification 75 derive from riva
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Personification 77 completely indep
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Personification 79 propterea non es
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Personification 81 the Stoic presen
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Personification 83 It seems plausib
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Personification 85 “But the intel
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Personification 87 According to a t
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Personification 89 Table 1. 1 st so
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Personification 91 Table 2. 1st Sou
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Personification 93 nec manet ulla s
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Chapter Two Similes 3.1 INTRODUCTIO
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Similes 97 ultimate intention was n
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Similes 99 et tamen est quidam locu
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Similes 101 embedded in the phrase,
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Similes 103 each other and eventual
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Similes 105 explanation. Neverthele
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Similes 107 Lucretius metaphoricall
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Similes 109 antemnas proram malos t
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Similes 117 This Empedoclean probat
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Similes 119 6.177 → natural law:
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Similes 121 3.4.2.1. Various Contai
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Similes 123 nec mirum, cum plena an
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Similes 125 flow together from the
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Similes 127 an archetypal-like cont
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Similes 129 “Now attend, and I wi
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Similes 131 ὡς δ’ ὅτ’
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Similes 135 “But the cold mind of
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Similes 137 overwhelming effects; a
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Similes 139 and overflows onto the
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Similes 143 In a different context,
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Chapter Three Metaphors 4.1 INTRODU
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Metaphors 153 are metaphors accepta
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Metaphors 155 Empedocles’ metapho
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Metaphors 157 doing so by specific
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Metaphors 159 τε καὶ φέρε
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Metaphors 161 Empedocles also draws
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Metaphors 165 away and is extinguis
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Metaphors 167 It is also possible t
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Metaphors 171 Lucretius refutes Emp
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Metaphors 181 dicere credas, / quat
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Metaphors 183 the first beginnings
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Metaphors 185 analogous function of
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Metaphors 187 life by coincidence.
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Metaphors 189 term, to qualify atom
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Metaphors 191 he talks of their mot
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Metaphors 193 In more general terms
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Metaphors 195 flaw, and that by thi
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Metaphors 197 -I do indeed. -‘Gra
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Metaphors 199 the surroundings and
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Metaphors 209 the human body and fo
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Metaphors 211 it; further by the ac
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Metaphors 213 When Lucretius applie
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Metaphors 215 burning flames and sh
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Metaphors 219 quae quia sunt exerci
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Epilogue This study has approached
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Notes NOTES TO THE INTRODUCTION 1.
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Notes to the Introduction 225 13. C
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Notes to the Introduction 227 38. C
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Notes to the Introduction 229 affin
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Notes to Chapter One 233 127. Fried
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Notes to Chapter One 235 mechanism
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Notes to Chapter One 239 67.II.14 S
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Notes to Chapter One 241 the contra
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List of Translations Aristotle, On
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Bibliography Abry, J.-H. (1999),
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Bibliography 273 Naturphilophie bei
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Bibliography 275 ———. (2000),
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Bibliography 277 ———. (2000b)
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Bibliography 279 Grilli, A. (1979),
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Bibliography 281 Kleve, K. (1963),
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Bibliography 285 Murley, C. (1947),
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Bibliography 287 Rawson, E. (1985),
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Bibliography 289 Doxographical, and
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Bibliography 291 ———. (2003b)
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Index Locorum A Achilles Introducti
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Index Locorum 313 Anthologia Palati
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General Index A Aether: in Lucretiu
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