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Book 6, 2

Cicero and Marcus Varro engaged in discussion (2nd of 2)

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Book 6, 4

Varro writing in his library, with scribe (2nd of 2)

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Book 6, 5

Varro dividing his "theology" into mythical (Mithicon), physical (Phisicon) and civil (Civille): Mithicon includes the contemptible mankind's acts as theft

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Book 6, 5

Varro dividing his "theology" into mythical (Mithicon), physical (Phisicon) and civil (Civille): Varro writing

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Book 6, 7

As punishment for seeing her bathing, Diana changes Actaeon, the hunter, into a stag; Actaeon is devoured by his own dogs (background); Diana on a throne (background)

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