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The Roman Poets of the Republic, 2nd edition

Note 398 — Chapter XII · THE PHILOSOPHY OF LUCRETIUS.

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'As feathers, and hair, and bristles are first formed on the limbs of beasts and the bodies of birds, so the young earth then first bore herbs and plants, afterwards gave birth to the generations of living things.'—v. 788-91.

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