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...me that great philosopher in person, who had actually taken his seat in the theatre, and was sitting between Alcibiades and Antipho the son of Pericles;...his vest was of loose drapery thrown over his left shoulder after the fashion of a Spanish Capa, and seemed to be of coarse cloth, made of black wool...

...of Pericles ; by the side of Alcibiades sat Euripides, and at Antipho's left hand sat Thucydides : 1 never beheld two more venerable old men than the poet...his vest was of loose drapery, thrown over his left shoulder after the fashion of a Spanish Capa, and seemed to be of coarse cloth, made of black wool...

...me that great philosopher in person, who had actually taken his seat in the theatre, and was sitting between Alcibiades and Antipho the son of Pericles;...his person was mean and his habit squalid; his vest of loose drapery thrown over his left shoulder after the fashion of a Spanish Capa, and seemed to be...

...and was sitting between Alcibiades and Antipho the son of Pericles ; by the side of Alcibiades sat Euripides, and at Antipho's left hand sate Thucydides...his vest was of loose drapery, thrown over his left shoulder after the fashion of a Spanish Capa, and seemed to be of coarse cloth, made of black wool...

...101. oRSERVER. S4-5 between Alcibiades and Antipho the son of Pericles; by the side of Alcibiades sat Euripides, and at Antipho's left hand sate Thucydides...his vest was of loose drapery, thrown over his left shoulder after the fashion of a Spanish Capa, and seemed to be of coarse cloth, made of black wool...

...of Pericles; by the side of Alcibiades sat Euripides, and at Antipho's left hand sat Thiicydides : I never beheld two more venerable old men than the...his vest was of loose drapery, thrown over his left shoulder after the fashion of a Spanish Capa, and seemed to be of coarse cloth, made of black wool...