Aristo

, of Coos, a peripatetic philosopher, about 250 years B. C. has been praised by Cicero for the graces of his oratory, while he objects to him a, want of philosophic dignity. Athcnaeus quotes a work of his, entitled “Amatory Similes,” which is not otherwise known. ³

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