XCVII. How a Man Living Perpetually in Motion, and Agitation of Mind
XCVII. How a Man Living Perpetually in Motion, and Agitation of Mind
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XCVII. How a Man Living Perpetually in Motion, and Agitation of Mind

XCVII. HOW A MAN LIVING PERPETUALLY IN MOTION, AND AGITATION OF MIND.

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When they would symbolise a man living perpetually

p. 145

in motion, and agitation of mind, and not even remaining quiet during meals, they depict THE YOUNG ONES OF A CROW 1 [a crow with its young]; for whilst she flies she feeds her young.

Footnotes
  1. 144:1

    Al. om.

  2. 145:1

    De Pauw sug. and Treb. reads κορώνην νεοσσοῖς, a crow with its young.

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