A History of Greek Literature From the Earliest Period to the Death of Demosthe
A History of Greek Literature From the Earliest Period to the Death of Demosthe
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On the contrary, it seems more probable that the spurious Hecatseus was partly made out of materials taken from Herodotus. We may, there- fore, reasonably on the whole say, although there is no certainty io be attained either way, Porphyry's charge of plagiarism rests on unsatisfactory testimony.
The speeches, .ff>cKv5ri's Ud/3i;os and . S'. R. '1'epe/c. 'A^i/cuos, and see llhcin. Mti, x. Xxxiii. In. What Hermogenes (irtpi io. Ii. 12) says refers to the style, not the matter: see Hollande ...r, DC Jfccaltti Descriptione, Bonn, 1861.
' J'rrrfi. Kf. X. 2.
4 1'orpliyry was a Syrian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the contrary, it seems more probable that the spurious Hecatseus was partly made out of materials taken from Herodotus. We may, there- fore, reasonably on the whole say, although there is no certainty io be attained either way, Porphyry's charge of plagiarism rests on unsatisfactory testimony.
The speeches, .
' J'rrrfi. Kf. X. 2.
4 1'orpliyry was a Syrian.
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