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Diodorus Siculus |
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Diodorus Siculus (lived 1st century BC)
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Two of these do nothing but quote other academics and philosophers, phenomenologists, Alberti, Winckelmann and even Diodorus of Sicily, the uncritical compiler of myths and history in Julius Caesar's day who means so much to most of us; the third must be credited with the invention of a word for Gormley's sculptures of himself, the clumsy fusion of his surname with the Hebrew golem, of which, apparently, the literal translation is cocoon Gormlem. |
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