the identification of these two diversitiesof how many errors has it been ground and occasion!

"Identification is always a matter of opinion or belief.

When, furthermore, we find J. S.'s work characterized by precisely the same use of short lines as we noted above in the case of Sidnam's, the identification becomes a practical certainty.

The identification of the heaven-god with the animus mundi of the Stoics was not indeed a new idea; it may be traced up Stoic channels even to Plato.