M. F. p. 133.
Heraclitus grew famous by the onely obscurity of his writings. It is said of Ari∣stotle▪ that being reproved by
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M. F. p. 133.
Heraclitus grew famous by the onely obscurity of his writings. It is said of Ari∣stotle▪ that being reproved by
Aristotle's Epistle* 1.1 to Alexander, that though he had made his books pub∣lick, yet he had not published them.
〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉. Plut. in Alex.