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And Abaris, so far from esteeming Pythagoras, who taught these

things, a necromancer or wizard, rather revered and admired him

as something divine.-Iamblich., "Vit. Pythag."

The attendants whom Mejnour had engaged for his strange abode were such as might suit a philosopher of few wants. An old Armenian whom Glyndon recognised as in the mys