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Pliny , Natural History , contradicts the idea ( XI , 248 ) . See also Robin , Animal Lore , p . 99 . Elephant tradition : Aristotle : contradicts it ; Strabo : affirms it ; Pliny : agrees with Aristotle ; Physiologus : gives the ...
Pliny , Natural History , contradicts the idea ( XI , 248 ) . See also Robin , Animal Lore , p . 99 . Elephant tradition : Aristotle : contradicts it ; Strabo : affirms it ; Pliny : agrees with Aristotle ; Physiologus : gives the ...
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( See also xiv , 29 ; Greek basiliskos , diminutive of basileus , a king ; this serpent , according to Pliny , had diadem - like markings ) ; Pliny : see above ; by his time it had acquired a terrible reputation ; Lucan : called “ king ...
( See also xiv , 29 ; Greek basiliskos , diminutive of basileus , a king ; this serpent , according to Pliny , had diadem - like markings ) ; Pliny : see above ; by his time it had acquired a terrible reputation ; Lucan : called “ king ...
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( Philostrat . in vit . Apollon . 56 , 5 ) ( Boothby , op . cit . , xliii - xliv ) . 7. Boothby comments thus on Pliny's mention of Aesop : According to Pliny , to have been his wife . . . Pliny says that with her meretricious wealth ...
( Philostrat . in vit . Apollon . 56 , 5 ) ( Boothby , op . cit . , xliii - xliv ) . 7. Boothby comments thus on Pliny's mention of Aesop : According to Pliny , to have been his wife . . . Pliny says that with her meretricious wealth ...
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