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which were dedicated to the [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] Gods [[/addition]] altho the Persians had ^ [[addition]] chiefly [[/addition]] done this injury in Greece [[image]] We [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] learn that [[/addition]] [[unclear]] the Megarican Philosopher [[deletion]] taken [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] was a very acute [[/addition]] a man [[deletion]] [[unclear]] and [[/deletion]] ap [[addition]] p [[/addition]] roved of in his time. His intimate friends write that he was given by nature to drinking and women. neither do they write this of him for the sake of blaming. but on the contrary for the sake of praising him. For they mean that ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] he [[unclear]] subdued [[/underline]] [[/addition]] the vices of nature by learning, so that
