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Athenagoras, 1 Petition for the Christians, 29, irepl Be ^AaKXrjTTLOv 'lia[o8o<; jxiv — TTanip S' avBpcov re Oewv re '^(txraT, cW OvXvfiiTOV he /Bakcbv yjroXoevTi Kepavvu) eKrave Arjrothrjv, ^ol^w avv 6vp.ov oplvoiv.

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Philodemus, On Piety, 34, HctoSo? he (Xeyei. rov ^ AttoXXcovu) . . . /neXXeiv fiev el<i rov Tdprapov vTTo Tou A/0? eixjBXrjOrjvai, rrjq At/toD? K iKsrev- adat]^, dvopl 67]Tevaai.

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Schol. on Pindar, Pyth. ix. 6. H ot?; ^diij yLapLTcov diro KaXXo^ e-y^ovcra Tli]V€iov Trap" vhwp KaXy vaieaKe K^upyji'r).

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Servius on Vergil, Georg. i. 14. Aristaeum invocat, id est, Apollinis et Cyrenes filium, quem Hesiodus dicit Apollinem pastoralem.

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Scholiast on Vergil, Georg. iv. 361. at illium Curvata in montis faciem circumstetit unda. Hunc versum ex Hesiodi Gynaecon transtulit.

1 A philosopher of Athens under Hadrian and Antoninus. He became a Christian and wrote a defence of the Christians addressed to Antoninus Pius.