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Representative English Comedies, v. 1. From the beginnings to Shakespeare

Note 822 — CAMPASPE

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Alexander "plainly shewed the ill will he bare unto Aristotle, for that Callisthenes had bene brought up with him, being his kinsman, and the son of Hero, Aristotle's neece." For the charges against the philosopher Callisthenes, see North's Plutarch, Nutt, IV., 359-363.

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