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grbs-81	Kamesar, Adam	The Logos Endiathetos and the Logos Prophorikos in Allegorical Interpretation: Philo and the D-Scholia to the Iliad	2004	19	.pdf	application/pdf	7233	325	61	ÍpÚ toÊtvn d¢ émfot°rvn fhs‹n dey∞nai tÚn ÖArh, tout°stin tÚn yumÒn, ka‹ §p‹ polÁ basanisy∞- nai, §peidØ ofl §n paide¤& lÒgoi §kpaideÊousi ka‹ §kdidãskousi toÁw ényr≈pouw kat°xein m¢n ÙrgØn ka‹ §piyum¤an, ¥kista d¢ yum“ xr∞syai.7 But it is better [to suppose] that the poet desires to impart philosophical lessons throughout this segment, as throughout the poem as a whole. tÚn d¢ §ndiãyeton ka‹ §k fÊsevw parepÒmenon to›w ényr≈poiw	cache/grbs-81.pdf	txt/grbs-81.txt