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Tip: Hold down the Alt-key and press Tab to switch between the windows you have open.

Navigation:
Click on "The Fragments of Heraclitus" logo to return straight to the home page.
Click "DK Index" in the top right frame to move between fragments by DK numbers.  Fragments to compage are often listed by number in the Text Notes; use the DK Index to look at the fragment as well.
If you are looking at all the fragments in a particular category, click "Categories" and then the appropriate link to return to that category's main page.  To change categories, click on any category link, and choose Categories from that page.

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Look up Greek Words at Perseus. Choose "Greek-English Dictionary" under "Resources" (or simply click here).  This will open The Perseus Project in a new window.  Type the word you are looking for in the FIND box.  (Use the key provided for typing Greek words using Latin letters.)  A series of entries will appear; choose the one for which you are looking.  Choose either "LSJ" or "Middle Liddell" to see the dictionary entry.  When you are finished using this tool, simply close the window.

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References:  Names of other authors are linked to an annotated bibliography.  Click on the link, then hit <BACK> after seeing the bibliographic information.

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