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Touching Herodes he remarked that Plato was
right in saying that we have more than one soul,
for a man with only one could not feast Regilla
<note xml:lang="eng" n="2">Wife of Herodes.</note>
and
Polydeuces as if they were still alive and say what
he did in his lectures.

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Once, on hearing the proclamation which precedes the mysteries, he made bold to ask the
Athenians publicly why they exclude foreigners,
particularly as the founder of the rite, Eumolpus,
was a foreigner and a Thracian to boot!

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