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Date: c. 501 B.C. "For souls it is death to become water, and for water death to become earth. Water comes into existence out of earth, and soul out of water." — Heraklitus (fl. 504-1 BCE) preview | full record

Date: c. 501 B.C. "[He used to say that] there is a greater need to extinguish hybris than there is a blazing fire." — Heraklitus (fl. 504-1 BCE) preview | full record

Date: c. 501 B.C. "One would never discover the limits of soul, should one traverse every road--so deep a measure does it possess." — Heraklitus (fl. 504-1 BCE) preview | full record

Date: c. 501 B.C. "[He used to say that] thinking is an instance of the sacred disease and that sight is deceptive." — Heraklitus (fl. 504-1 BCE) preview | full record

Date: c. 501 B.C. "It is difficult to fight with one's heart's desire. Whatever it wishes to get, it purchases at the cost of soul." — Heraklitus (fl. 504-1 BCE) preview | full record

Date: c. 501 B.C. "[And Heraclitus said, admirably that those] souls have the sense of smell in Hades." — Heraklitus (fl. 504-1 BCE) preview | full record

Date: c. 501 B.C. "Poor witnesses for people are eyes and ears if they possess barbarian souls." — Heraklitus (fl. 504-1 BCE) preview | full record

Date: c. 501 B.C. "A man, when he gets drunk, is led by a beardless lad, tripping, knowing not where he steps, having his soul moist." — Heraklitus (fl. 504-1 BCE) preview | full record

Date: c. 501 B.C. "A dry gleam of light is the wisest and best soul." — Heraklitus (fl. 504-1 BCE) preview | full record