Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 416
iri\ypa4)ds ^x^v- k.t.X., 43 ft. Kipai eiriyeypa/j./j.^vov Ad Suir^pt ^[f,] | oXktjdpax/J-al eKarbv ep5ofj.y)Kovra rpels, | rpeh 6j3oXoi, A. Rehm in Milet iii. 200 ff. no. 144 A,9 f. [xtDt re A7r6X]\tiivt Tcl;[t Aihvtx-el. Kal ruii Ad \ rwi 1,(iorripi] in a treaty with some unknowntown, id. id. 233… … bius, it is true, tried to explain Didymaios by the twofold aspectof Apollon, who shines with direct rays in the sun, with reflectedrays in the moon^; and Lucian held that Didyma was namedafter the Heavenly Twinsl But such guesses, whether ancientor modern-, make shipwreck on the fact that other…
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