Heraclitus Pt. 2.

# 1:

πάντα χωρεῖ καὶ οὐδὲν μένει.

Everything comes to an end
and nothing stays the same.

Everything moves toward its end
and nothing stands still.


"PAN-da / kho-RIE / kè / oe-DHEN / MÈ-nie."

ie = short "ee" / oe = short "oo" / dh = as in "to breathe" /
kh = as in German Bach and Scottish loch /
r = tong-tip-r / a = as in Dutch, French, German, Ivrit, &c.
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# 2:

τὰ ὄντα
ἰέναι τε πάντα
καὶ μένειν οὐδέν.

The things existing
all are moving
and none are standing still.


"the being-things to-go/move (--) all and to-stand-still none."

"da Òn-da / ie-YÈ-nè / dè / PAN-da / kè / MÈ-nien / oe-DHEN."

ie = short "ee" / oe = short "oo" / dh = as in "to breathe" /
a = as in Dutch, French, German, Ivrit, &c.
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