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Nestor, you know,
the wisest of the Achaeans, outlasted three genera-
tions, Homer says:
<note xml:lang="eng" n="1">Il, 1, 250; Odyss. 3, 245.</note>
and he tells us that he was
splendidly trained. in mind and in body. ‘Likewise
Teiresias the seer outlasted six generations, tragedy
says:<note xml:lang="eng" n="2">The source is unknown.</note>
and one may well believe that a man
consecrated to the gods, following a simpler diet,
lives very long.

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