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...moft confpicuous parts of the city. Their refpeft and gratitude rofe even to a religious veneratkm ; they dedicated a chapel to him, as to a hero and a demi-god, which they called that is to fay, The chapel of Sorfatet. SECT. VIN. Rifle/lions upon tt>e /entente pafled upon SOCRATES...

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