Quae minus admirabilia fore Eris Pamphylii casus facit, quem Plato scribit inter eos qui in acie ceciderant decem diebus iacuisse, biduoque post quam inde sublatus esset impositum rogo revixisse ac mira quaedam tempore mortis visa narrasse.
What happened to Er of Pamphylia will make the above less wonderful. Plato writes that for ten days he lay among the fallen in battle. On the day after he had been taken thence, placed on a pyre he came back to life and recounted certain marvels seen while he was dead.
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