9. The philosopher (Fragment, p. 288) ridicules the iron chains, etc., of these solitary fanatics (see Tillemont, Mem. Eccles. tom. ix. p. 661, 662), who had forgot that man is by nature a gentle and social animal, *****. The Pagan supposes that because they had renounced the gods, they were possessed and tormented by evil daemons.
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