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ng to Marcellinus, it was built by Peleus of Thessaly. l. 22. c. 16. p. 264. [530] Diodorus. l. 5. p. 328. [531] Diodorus. l. 5. p. 328. built by Actis. [532] Apollodorus. l. 2. p. 62. Clemens. l. 1. Strom. p. 383. from Aristippus. [533] See Josephus contra Apion. l. 1. c. 3. p. 439. [534] [Greek: Hoi gar Hellenon logoi polloi kai geloioi, hos emoi phainontai.] Apud Jamblichum--See notes. p. 295. [535] [Greek: Polun autoi epegon tuphon, hos me rhadios tina sunorain ta kat' aletheian genomena.] He therefore did not apply to Grecian learning--[Greek: Ou ten par' Hellesi, diaphonos gar aute kai philoneikoteron hup' enion mallon, e pros aletheian suntetheisa.] Philo apud Euseb. P. E. l. 1. c. ix. p. 32. See the same writer of their love of allegory. p. 32. [536] [Greek: Platon ouk arneitai ta kallista eis philosophian para ton barbaron emporeuesthai.] Clemens Alexand. Strom. l. 1. p. 355. [Greek: --Kleptas tes barbarou philosophias Hellenas.] Clemens Alexand. Strom. l. 2. p. 428. Clemens accuses the Grecians continually for their ignorance and vanity: yet Clemens is said to have been an Athenian, though he lived at Alexandria. He sacrificed all prejudices to the truth, as far as he could obtain it. [537] [Greek: Phusei gar Hellenes eisi neotropoi, kai attontes pherontai pantache, ouden echontes herma en heautois, oud' oper dexontai para tinon diaphulattontes; alla kai touto oxeos aphentes panta kata ten astaton heuresilogian metaplattousi. Barbaroi de monimoi tois ethesin ontes, kai tois logois bebaios tois autois emmenousi.] Jamblichus. sect. 7. c. 5. p. 155. [538] [Greek: Doxes gar kenes kai mataiou pantes houtoi erasthentes, oute autoi to alethes egnosan, oute men allous epi ten aletheian proetrepsanto.] Theophilus ad Autol. l. 3. p. 382. [539] [Greek: Par' hemin de tes kenodoxias ho himeros ouk esti; dogmaton de poikiliais ou katachrometha.] Tatianus contra Graecos, p. 269. [540] [Greek: Tous men Sakas, tous de Massagetas ekaloun, ouk echontes akribos legein peri auton ouden, kaiper pros Massagetas ton Kurou polemon historountes; alla oute peri touton oudeis ekriboto pros aletheian ouden, oute ta palaia ton Person, oute ton Medikon, e Suriakon, es pistin aphikneito megalen dia ten ton sungrapheon haploteta kai ten philomuthian. Horontes gar tous phaneros muthographous eudokimountas, oethesan kai autous parexesthai ten graphen hedeian, ean en historias schemati legosin, ha medepote eidon,
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