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Greek from the Diels–Kranz B fragments; English primarily from Burnet's Early Greek Philosophy, 3rd ed., with supplementary translations.
Heraclitus was a pre-Socratic philosopher from Ephesus. His original work no longer survives intact. What we have are bits and pieces preserved in quotations by later writers.
This project aims to collect those fragments, along with translations and notes.
Greek: Diels–Kranz B fragments. English primarily from John Burnet (1920), with supplementary translations.
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