Heraclitus, Fragment 117 (D 5)
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"They purify themselves vainly by staining themselves with blood, just as a man, having stepped in dirt, may try to...
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Heraclitus, Fragment 116 (D 15)
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"If it were not in honor of Dionysos that they organize a procession and sing the phallic hymn, what they...
Heraclitus, Fragment 114 (D 119)
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"Man's character is his fate." (K 114; cp. D, S R 119)
In Greek this is a three word fragment. Transliterated,...
Heraclitus, Fragment 113 (D A15, D 12)
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"" (K, 113; cp. D A15 and D 12)
The fragment provided here is not found in Robinson, Sweet, or others,...
Heraclitus, Fragment 112 (D 7)
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"" (K 112; cp. D, S, R 7)
Heraclitus writes of various senses -- sight, hearing, smell -- while failing to...