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⁷ Susemihl’s reason (II pp. 258-9) for identifying the two seems conclusive. V. Arnim, *Diogenes* 46 in PW, identifies Diogenes the Epicurean, known from Diogenes Laertius, with the writer of Tarsus, but makes a separate person of Diogenes of Seleuceia (ib. no. 47); it was however very common for a man to be attributed to two cities, meaning that he was born in one and worked in and probably became a citizen of the other; see Tarn, *Hell. Civ.* p. 80.