M. Tullii Ciceronis De Natura Deorum Libri Tres
M. Tullii Ciceronis De Natura Deorum Libri Tres
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See more in § 101 and m 47 and compare Tttsc. v 78 AegyptUyrum morem quis ignorat f quorum imbutae mentes pravitatis errori- bus quamms carnificiriam prius subierinty quam ibim aut aspidem atUfaelem aut canem atU crocodUum violent, quorum etiamsi imprudentes quippiam fecerinty poenam nuUam recusentj Herod. n 65 ro d* &¥ us t»v Bfjpiav tovt»p diroKTtivjj, rjp fuv iKtov, BavoTOi i\ Cw^li ^^ ^* diKonv, dirvriv€i Clt^i^^ ^ijy dy ol Ipits id^avrai' 6s ^ av I^iv fj tprfKa diroKT^ivjj, fjv rc iKt»v if...v rc d€K»v, TtOvavai dvayKTf. Cambyses is said to have taken advantage of this superstition, and placed dogs, sheop, cats and ibises in the van of his own army, Alyvir' rioi dc PakXovTfg iiravaavro,6P«^ tov n\fi(ai ti t»v Up£v C^o^v, Polyaenus VI c. 9. See also Diod. i 83 and the quotations from the comio poets in Athen. vn 55, esp. that from Timocles, which is given also in Philodemus p. 86. DifFerent animals were counted sacred in different parts of Egypt as appears from Juvenal Sat.
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See more in § 101 and m 47 and compare Tttsc. v 78 AegyptUyrum morem quis ignorat f quorum imbutae mentes pravitatis errori- bus quamms carnificiriam prius subierinty quam ibim aut aspidem atUfaelem aut canem atU crocodUum violent, quorum etiamsi imprudentes quippiam fecerinty poenam nuUam recusentj Herod. n 65 ro d* &¥ us t»v Bfjpiav tovt»p diroKTtivjj, rjp fuv iKtov, BavoTOi i\ Cw^li ^^ ^* diKonv, dirvriv€i Clt^i^^ ^ijy dy ol Ipits id^avrai' 6s ^ av I^iv fj tprfKa diroKT^ivjj, fjv rc iKt»v if...v rc d€K»v, TtOvavai dvayKTf. Cambyses is said to have taken advantage of this superstition, and placed dogs, sheop, cats and ibises in the van of his own army, Alyvir' rioi dc PakXovTfg iiravaavro,
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