| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Indeed, once when I was at Agen in Agenais, a region of French Aquitaine, and with Julius Caesar Squaliger [sic!], who was a wise and scholarly man, a second Marcilio Ficino in Platonic philosophy -- in short, a person whose like I could not name, other than a Plutarch or a Marcus Varro -- he affirmed that most of Galen's works had been attributed to him.
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