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On Marvellous Things Heard by Aristotle

Nov 30, 2018

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14 Men Say That Honey Is Produced From the Trees

05:12

5 Things Not Inconsiderable in Number

03:36

The Mysteries of Hecatea Are Being Celebrated

01:38

Introduction

4min

Ayant Camelas Non Inere Matres Suas

3min

Men Say That the Leopards in Egypt Eat a Viper, and When They Eat Part of a Vampire, They Die

3min

14 Men Say That Honey Is Produced From the Trees

5min

The Most Wonderful Thing About Cyremie

2min

Persia - Fire and Fires in the Middle East

4min

What Is Calubian Iron?

4min

5 Things Not Inconsiderable in Number

4min

A Brief History of the Roman Empire

4min

10.

The History of the Greeks and Romans

3min

11.

79. Then See That the Fish of Babylon Are Obtainable by Digging

3min

12.

The Island of Diamedea

3min

13.

A Brief History of the Greeks and Romans

3min

14.

Iberia and the Massilians

5min

15.

A Brief History of the Siberate of the Prophetic Sibil

2min

16.

The Legends of Sardinia

4min

17.

The Silentias of Iolas

3min

18.

The Istir and the Pontus of the Adriatic Sea

4min

19.

The Temple of Athemy Helenia

3min

20.

The History of Sicily in Verse

3min

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113. Men See a Spring of Oil, and a Natural Rock of Great Size.

2min

22.

The Fire of the River Pontos

2min

23.

119. The Greatest of the Thracian Cyclops

5min

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123. At Cramen in Arcadia, Men See a Certain Spring in the Ground and Swim in It

2min

25.

129. The Illurians and the Seas of the Tyranian Sea

4min

26.

The Inscription of the Palm Tree

3min

27.

The Name of Aruthia in Libya and Iberia

4min

28.

The Scythian Poison

3min

29.

The Poison of the Dog

3min

30.

The Snake of the Euphrates

3min

31.

The Purgyrd of the Athenae in the Acropolis

4min

32.

The Three Rivers of Thessaly

3min

33.

The Mysteries of Hecatea Are Being Celebrated

2min

On Marvellous Things Heard (Greek: ΠΕΡΙ ΘΑΥΜΑΣΙΩΝ ΑΚΟΥΣΜΑΤΩΝ; Latin: De Mirabilibus Auscultationibus) is attributed to Aristotle (ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣ) but may have been written by another author.

Translated by Launcelot D. Dowdall.

Painting: The Last Judgment by Hans Memling, c.1471.

Recording and cover design by Geoffrey Edwards are in the public domain.

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