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And the Babylonians came to know all these things,
even before the others, as they themselves say; but
I think that the science reached them long afterward.<note xml:lang="eng" n="v.5.p.355.n.1"><p>In the Goddesse of Surrye (2) Lucian is similarly minded as to Babylonian claims of priority in religion; and in the Runaways Philosophy goes successively to India, Ethiopia, Egypt, Babylon, and Greece. </p></note>
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