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κατ' ἀρχῆς γὰρ φιλαίτιος λεώςpeople are always ready to blame the rulers, people are against authority, people were fond of anything by which they could call authority in question

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|sltr=<b>Δῃάνειρα</b> [[wife]] of Herakles, [[daughter]] of Oineus, [[sister]] of Meleagros. [[test]]., Σ D Gen. Hom. Φ 194 = fr. 249a ad Δ. 2.
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|sltr=<b>Δῃάνειρα</b> [[wife]] of Herakles, [[daughter]] of Oineus, [[sister]] of Meleagros. [[test]]., Σ D Gen. Hom. Φ 194 = fr. 249a ad Δ. 2.
|sltr=<b>Δῃάνειρα</b> [[wife]] of Herakles, [[daughter]] of Oineus, [[sister]] of Meleagros. [[test]]., Σ D Gen. Hom. Φ 194 = fr. 249a ad Δ. 2.
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English (Slater)

Δῃάνειρα wife of Herakles, daughter of Oineus, sister of Meleagros. test., Σ D Gen. Hom. Φ 194 = fr. 249a ad Δ. 2.

English (Slater)

Δῃάνειρα wife of Herakles, daughter of Oineus, sister of Meleagros. test., Σ D Gen. Hom. Φ 194 = fr. 249a ad Δ. 2.