Opening the library…
Opening the library…
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Ante-Nicene Fathers — American Roberts / Donaldson / Coxe edition, Volume II · The Stromata, or Miscellanies — unspecified — eng
For Plato calls plants animals, as partaking of the third species of life alone, that of appetency. But Aristotle, while he thinks that plants are possessed of a life of vegetation and nutrition, does not consider it proper to call them animals; for that alone…
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