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FOOTNOTES:
[A] A few lines seem to have been lost here.
[B] Epicurus.
[C] The aether.
[D] Colour, sensation, etc.
[E] Cupido.
[F] The text is corrupt and the meaning obscure.
[G] Bacchus.
[H] Elephants.
[I] The text is here corrupt, and several lines are probably lost.
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