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Theophrastus · Fragments §182.1

The Two Hearts of Partridges in Paphlagonia

Passage 188 of 196 · Greek

Summary

A statement by Theophrastus that the partridges in Paphlagonia have two hearts.

§182.1Fr. 182 Τοὺς δὲ περὶ Παφλαγονίαν πέρδικάς φησι Θ. δύο ἔχειν καρδίας.
Fr. 182 And Theophrastus says that the partridges in Paphlagonia have two hearts.

Notes

  1. 182.1Τοὺς ... πέρδικάς ... ἔχειν — An accusative-and-infinitive construction (A.c.I.) with Τοὺς ... πέρδικας as the subject accusative and ἔχειν as the infinitive, functioning as the object clause of the main verb φησι ("says").

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Theophrastus, Fragments §182.1. Humanitext Reader, https://reader.humanitext.ai/en/text/urn:cts:greekLit:tlg0093.tlg010x09.humanitext-grc1:182.1

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