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For how are they not daughters—those made effeminate, whom Pharaoh also preserves, killing the males?Who also graze upon the teaching, the desert of God, not able like ostriches to fly away, but always running the earth?For “sparrow” (Lamentations 4:3) Symmachus rendered thus, and their teachers he not unfittingly called Sirens.For according to the outer myth these through pleasure were destroying those who met them, just as dragons by biting inject the poison.He reproaches, then, the supposedly good teachers, that not even like these they were eager about those attending (Exodus 1:16–22).