Editing Ammonius Hermiae (section)

==References==
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* {{Cite encyclopedia  | last = Merlan  | first = Phillip  | title = Ammonius, Son of Hermias  | encyclopedia = [[Dictionary of Scientific Biography]]  | volume = 1  | pages = 137  | publisher = CharlesScribner's Sons  | location = New York  | year = 1970  | isbn = 0-684-10114-9}}
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