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I'm not sure whether this is the right place to discuss Cahk's proposal for deletion, but I just would like to quickly note the fact that Charles H. Kahn surely is a notable scholar: his 1960 monograph on Anaximander is still the most important reference work on the subject, and his 1979 edition of the Heraclitus fragments likewise remains the most widely cited English translation of Heraclitus, more or less representing the 'standard interpretation' for non-expert scholars.
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I'm not sure whether this is the right place to discuss Cahk's proposal for deletion, but I just would like to quickly note the fact that Charles H. Kahn surely is a notable scholar: his 1960 monograph on Anaximander is still the most important reference work on the subject, and his 1979 edition of the Heraclitus fragments likewise remains the most widely cited English translation of Heraclitus, more or less representing the 'standard interpretation' for non-expert scholars.
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